Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1873, Page 4

= cee _EVENING § TUESDAY LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. Wall's Opera House.‘ Jenny Lind” and “The Scouts of the Prairie. Theater Comique—Qut at Sea,” songs, bur- le-ques, dances, &c. ic Temple —Promenade concert for the of the Little Sisters of the Poor. msed Locals. From J. Shillington we have Applcton's Jour~ al for May 12. Work wat commenced yesterday on the turn- table of the Metropolitan railroad at the corner of 9th and F streets northwest. ‘386,414 dead letters were received at the dead letter office last month. Of this number 26,175 were held for » ‘The Office Scratch Book, received from Philp & Solomons, is at institution, serving as a lank book and memorandum book. It is cheap, portable, just the thing. Mr. L. S. Smith, a watchman at the Post Office department, has resigned, and Mr. Jere- miah Lee has been appointed in his place at a compensation of $720 per annum. The case of the estate of the late policeman ‘Thomas Price, {Lyons,) in the Probate Court, has been post,oned to next Tuesday week. It will be remembered that two wicows are claim- ing Priee’s estate. Fie Medial Society of the Alumni of the Georgetown College held its regular meeting last night, when the president of the society read an interesting paper on gun shot wounds. Messrs. Z. Richards, J. R. Hopkins, Marvin, Eastwood, W. H. Bai'ey, und H. T. Wiswall yes- terday filed a certificate of incorpo: trustees of the “‘North Baptist church,” located on Mth street, between R and S streets. The National Sportsmen's club of the District of Columbia, held a meeting last night and elected the following officers: M. Alexander, resident; Frank Rives, vice president, M. A- ‘appan, secretary; James M. Mason, treasurer; A_N. Marr and Thomas Upperman, directors. By an acckiertal error of the examiners, the medal for spelling in the advanced grade ‘sec- ondary school of the second district was an- neunced as awarded to Sophia Dahler, of No. 10, instead of Louise Prinzhorn, of the same school, who won and will receive it. eee Me bench Brite Assocration.—Last evening the third annual meeting of the Franklin Coopera- tive Building Association was held at Masonic Temple, and the annual report was presentad, showing receipts: $121,008.38, includ which ‘were $31.906.05 from dues on stock and £66 ,0725.95 settlements on 79% shares; disbursements, $110,710.46, leaving @ balance of #10,2%.92 in the ands, including #7, the April meeting; $96,900 was vances on %.6shares. The assets are $100,506.39. During the year 1:09 shares were redeemed, 15.9 forfeited and 79.5 eancelled by settlement, 467.3 cancelled, redeemed or forfeited the pre- vious years, leaving 924.7 unad vanced on,and a total of 1,015.4 on the is, the original namber of 5 subseribed being 1,712. The actual cash value of each share is $105.79, equal to 13.9 percent. The following officers were elected to serve during the ensuing year: Thomas Nor. fleet, president; Alexander Ashley, vice presi- dent; John <Joy Edson, secretary; Charles B. Bailey. treasurer; J. E. Thompson, .J. D. Free, S. H. Moore, J. T. Carrigan, 2. D. Clary, A. L. Stephenson, H. H. Twombiy, W. H. Reardun, N.P. Callan, rectors. The thirteenth monthly meeting of the Re- Zable Savings and Building Association was eld last night im the Y. C. A. lecture-room, S. R. Bond. president, in the chair. A motion to instruct the board of directors to reduce the ’ salaries was voted down. After the ent of dues, twelve shares (86,000) was ad- ced to members at an average premium of per cent. - “Tue ScovtTs or Tee Prarnte.”—The rate at which Buftalo Bill and Texas Jack disposed of the red skins at Wall's Opera House last ghi, would be very satisfactory if practiced in earnest at the lava beds, but from ¢ome mis- take in the arrangements out there itis the Medoes who do the shooting and our men who do the dying. If the Indians got uf a drama for an Indian audience they would probably present the -‘war of extermination” in a light mere in accordance with Captain Jack’s ideas. Anyhow the audience at Wall's Opera House last night seemed to greatiy admire the dexter- ous way in which Buffalo Bill and Texas Jack hanaled their pistols and threw their lasses, showing @ facility with both weapons which would make it lively for a real opponent. The ease, too, with which the athletic Buftale Bill picks up a Bundred and fifty pound dead Indian y the belt and carries him off as if he was a kitten, shows there is no make believe about the hero's muscle. There was a large audience present last evening, and the frequent and ‘arty applause testified that all were well pleased. — Tre Assactt ox THE Boy Lacty—Arrest ef Charles Dean, Charged with Fracturing Lacey's Skuii with en Oar—Charles Dean, the young man who is charged with having struck the boy Lacey with an oar on Sunday afternoon while boating on ihe river, and seriously if not fatal- ly injuring him, (an account of which oceur- rexce was published in Tux Star of yesterday,) Was arrested —— afternoon on an old scow near the Long Bridge by Ufficer Leach, of the first precinct, and was taken to the station. house. On his arrest Dean acknowledged t! he had strack Lacey with the oar, but said that Lgcey-at the time was threatening to shoot him. Mr. the father of the injured boy, ap- the Police court this morning with is son, a younger brother of the one injured, and swore out a warrant against Dean, charging assault and battery with intent to kill. Dean was committed to jail to await the resait of the injury. An operation will be performed to-day by the surgeons, who think the case of Lacey a very critical one. a AiLEcED TERRIBLE AssaULT oN a Wire ex Her Heseaxp.—This morning Seymour L. Studley, a clerk in one of the government de- partments, was before the Police Court on the charge of assault and battery on his wife, Mary Studley, and also on Mary L. Crowley, and he was committed to jail to await the result of the injuries of his wife by the assantt. Stadiey re- jes in the neighborhood of 10th and M streets, and it 1s alle; that yesterday he came home im a state of intoxication, and after baving seme words with his wife he attacked her, knocking her down and beating her, leaving her senseless, and that he also struck Mary L. Crewiey. He then left the house, bat on his return was arrested by Officer Pfaff. Mrs. Stud- ley is said to be seriously injured, her jawbone having been broken or ‘ked out of place. P. S_—Mrs. Studley is attended by Dr. Rush- nell, who says that her injuries are not so seri- Ous as at first reported, and that it is likely she Will be able to be out in a few days. Briipine Psasirs Isstzp To-pay.—Two frame dwelli north side E street, between 16th and Ith s! ts southeast, for Charies E. Hulse; one frame dwelling east side sth street, between C and D streets southeast, for Wm. Beron; a two-story frame store and dwelling south side F street, between ist and 2 streets southwest, for Daniel D. Buckley; a two-story brick dweiling south side Rhode Island avenue, — loth and Ith ee ee ick Murphy; & two-stery e@ dwelling east side Ist street, between K and street. southeast, for George Walker; two two-story frame «dwellings on east side of Johnson avenue, between K and S street and 1th and 15th streets northwest, for George White and J. Kob- inson; two two-stury frame dwellings on John- son avenue, for J.D. Kitch and Henry Cole- man; a two-story brick back dwelling on Gay street, between Washington aud Cor streets, Georgetown, for Thomas Cox; two two- story brick dwellings on south side Ist street, between Frederick and Fayette streets, George- tows, for John Harrington. Jcsror Onver or Ke tTe8.—At a meet- ing of Eagie Tent, No. 9, Junior ¢ Rechabites, Saturday evening, the fol! officers were inst : Jobn R. ; Charles Sanderson, L. Scott, 1. G.; Albert Bright, 0. G.” This Tent was zed May 6th, 1871, and is composed of youths between the ageof 12 and 18 years, : present membership of a ‘They intend celebrating their seeo: anniver- sry Rin evening im the Pirst Methodist Protes- io my Virginia emue, southeast, w! will wish # beautiful banner. ees “ a: | if r i e H | Hy ef fr # or it * Expenses of the Distriet Government. | Third Legislative Assembly. ESTIMATES FOR THE NEXT FISCAL YEAR. COUNCIL.—At the meeting yesterday, Council The — a foe os aoe = bills authorizing the purchase of a site and the erec- government of ist ec choo! r of ‘0 fiseal year ending June 30, 1874, also deficien- | %*? public school building in the second school BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c, RYANTS LIBRARY OF PORTRY anND RY OF FAMOUS Fio- An Interesting Case. The Fish Markets, | Georgetown Advertisements. V.EGAL CONTEST POR THE POSSESSION OF THE ALEXANDRIA. Quotations of new fish for this = fits CHARLES WALLACH ee og ned v = nanee =e Star Ai ad SOCIABLE <<a Afternoon meral Term, jarrison he lesale dealers be 7 alee Albert Piaeaeeat tha onacadng ar- | 42 King st., 50, 51, 56 fish wharves, Alexandria: WEST GEORGETOWN M E.CHURCH, To. t. teenk: caer, ‘bee! tise gulating shows and exhibitions and exhi- | pument in the case of Wallach Van Ris- | Shad, per hundred, $11.75 to $12.5; Herring, per [HE SABBATH SCHOOL, BEECHER'S LIFE OF CHRIST, &c. smitted to the Legistatnre by eee Baker? | bith hn IT FY ick. ‘This case comes from the Equity Court, | thousand to $5.50; white pereh, per bunch | _,, RENEEIT OF THE SABBATH SOHO Olvette | Subscriptions received at 1411 Pennsylvania ar- it Governor's Office. —Salaries, $3.30; coutingent ox- | Washington A, ° others from the payment of an erroneous sewer tax, fr cretary.—Salary , clerk to Secretary Dis- | Wereseveraily tend a aecoad tite aud ratereel trict of Columbia, $1.80; contingent expenses, in- Mr. Thompson presented a petition from Andrew cuding publication of laws in pamphlet form, | Rothwell praying to be relieved from payment of a S220.” 4 paving tax, and requested its reference to the com- Uector’s Office —Salaries, $16.200; 001 it ex- | mittee on claims; so referred Penecs, $1800; temporary Clerks, $400; deficiency | “The Chair nid before the Connell @ communica- for 1873, $715; rang, $5 A special appropria- | tion from the managers tion is desired for amount of bill for advertising list | gh. wing the number of pat of property for nale, held October 14, 1372, to be re- | from the District of Colutubia, referred to the com- imbursed by collections, total 915-255. | mittee on heath asylums and charitics. A similar appropriation will be required for the TAX BILL FOR STS. next advertisement for the tax sale, $18,000: C 8. “we tet BISHOP & HAZARD GRICULTUBAL BOOKS, Jodeeton'y Agricuitoral Chemistry... merican Gardener's Astistant.... Allen's Anaicee. Farm Book... * nifor the relief of Thomas Russell and " * i Teh nd the facta liows: The complainants, | 2); rock, Dunch, 20 to 25; offal, Per | srcetn, Geurgetown.ou WEDNESDAY EVENING, R Wate ea Wallach, and J. MC. | bunch, 10 to 15. Arriving fret * May Th IGE Doors open at 7:30 p.m. ‘Adioit! , state, that on the 25th day of - | ““Wasmrxatox.—To-day, at tance 25 cents. BS ington fish wharves, the following sales to shippers [BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auctr; Georgetown. made by R.A.Gokien & 3000 shad. from $10 to 812; 100,000 herrings, from | Bi A a Vid phe Le vid AND OTHER OSE 2 ©. PARLO’ T. bunches perch from 20 to x CORNICE: ™ Mr. Thom introduced ing taxes between Markel and Fi pieces of of the note to Mr. ale. That on : 0 8. a ‘imposing street, November's H0a;ta Apeit 30,0, ‘QWUL70, cota | fod gietuzeecenting Zune 3ith 1a, which was 2 Sth day of Jame, 102, alo was mado by | Ys whos "the paisley aud other | Rosreoea Pass ieinestere antl eects” clerical employees, $2,495. ‘The Dill provides that there ahall be levied on all | Mr. Carlisle of the other pieces of property em- | day morning, when the pai ‘and velveteons | Haircloth and walyut Parlor Sutte, Conrelle ss gi —Salaries, $10,500; contingent | taxable real estate in the District of Columbia an | braced in said deed of frast, with application ee scan Beeb aced Gamiamucneoeee neh Plate,) with Bracket and Slab, ongemeee, Sees. Salaries, 97.700: contingent egress tax of $2on each of the assessor's | by him of the Loyang heya y er ee he ©10 & ‘and? “Aga t & airs, Curtains, Cornices, &c., een meee rong permet ox: ie bees ee aa coftacted trees 21.500, as a credit on the note. het on the atlWa.m. P- Bramels Tn a oe Carpets, Matting, a ce, alain: Bis. gixe. TTX | county shall be kept separate by the collector the | SOY, Rlswick muschased’ from Lansdale, the THE COURTS. ber Sts, Cooking and other Stoves, P Treasures Uice ies, 84.200; contingent | Cley of Wash ngton for geucfal fend of the Disteict | note and security of the trust deed. COURT, Judee Olin.—Yosterday the .¥ rior. xpenses. oy oe Wenn ‘on for general fan SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE: e of Columbia, 45. cent: 5 PROBATE o ay oa Thaton the 29th day of Jaly, 183, a decree of | will of Thomas Lundy, bequeathing his he pe to Mahogany Crib, with Blankets, Matresses, and ; \ eect} Be sold be divide . for gas for tho street lamps “pA reads, Surecyor's Gfice—Salaries, $5700; temporary | and public burldic, its; for the Metropolitan | condemnation was entered agasnst the proper- ind directing the proceeds at | Totlet Bets, Hair and Husk Mattresses, LITELE KATE KIRBY. A Novel. By tho author wens, 75 cutingeni engine 8200: Tor | police twelte ce tort not Bablic | ty in controversy by reason-of Mr. Walinch’s | fled) 2m on and adruited to probate me wlll of Wool comforts, Shorts, Piltow-slips, of attic Autry nd Cartes Conlon a Cirumbia, as per ect’ of Legislative Assembly. conta: Tor intereet “on bands uf the ‘Diceire ot | Continuing to be, from and after the 17th dayof | {!'is futher, brother and slated wee aie wiuitted | Brostela, Stair yp ben — wmned July, 1872, an officer in the army of the Orn- | to probate, Gent's Writing Chal,, Ladies federate States. That on the ‘oth day of Sep- day, the will of the late Daniel Bampson was oS weer invalid. tember, 1863, a sale was made in pursuance of | partially proven, The willof the Inte Victor Han- | Ulate Warmer. Walnus | ees the decree; and the property purchased thereat | tiny" were orterel ts be issued to George Whi s, | Pictures. Fire-rercea, Table Linen, Wine Cloth, by defendant Van Riswick. Price, 2200. | Wy teh. peter ota cata af oh iss and Napkins, i That on the 34 day of February, 1866. Mr. and | 2,'gnpete, Bround qualifies ae cpardian of orehans | Chafing Dishes, Tubs, Wringer, with other articles Mrs. Wallach executed a mortgage with power | tration db. b., with the will annexed, of Lew 5 feo BumeroUus to met NG. Anct of sale, om certain terms, on the property in Sanders, were listed to Charles F. Holley 8 wee . 5 e Handy au as admitiatrater o , Auctionser, controversy, to defendant Van itiswick to se- | K- Handy an ny BENG, Aust Colambia, thirty-two cents; for interest | on ok al ‘of the. District, four gents; for interest on bends of the city of Washington, thirty-four cents; for the sink- ing fund vf the District, twenty-five cents. On property in the city of Georgetown: for general fund of the District of Columbia, f five cents; for gas for street lamps and public ings, t cents; for Metropolitan police, twent, OEE of Superintendent of Asscsoment and Fores. Salaries. $17.0; contingent expenses, $3.00; defi- Is weg it of rooms for board of ape Coroner's Office Salary, $2.00; contingent ex- penses, $1.00; deficiency for bv3, $760. thee of Superintendent of Lamps. — Salaries, ; ‘contingent expenses, $108,889; deticicacy Lytt: THE WIDOW LEROGUR. A Novel. By Bmito ; OUNTAINEER OF v0 Novel. Ee BITTER END. By Miss Braddon: LE. By Mary Hoall SAND BIRUS. A New Elition. JON IN JAPAN, eee flutes for the support of the public schools, {nclud - WW Bs L¥ HOUR RECREATIONS IN POPUL: ee ee. $556.8. Im. | ing colored schools. twenty-nine cents; for interest | cure the payment of an alleged indebtedness of ond S120. Kinky pent ameltBel os 08 own. pAGlENC fF back Bap om te me mI ist Y i two 8 ith d 67, 1x of Gott s 5 - — €:2,700; renovating and. repairing t i * ee " r DE COURT, Judee Snell —To-day, John ESI : resent building, @19,253; total, $101,3; decency Sao maa wy ting ng OR, the mortgage, which was struck off to J.J. | gi QLICE COU RD ite eee eo nn | BTRERT, BETWEEN GREEN AN BEY Contata- OD ISS, $4,175.43. Johnson, Esq., as attorney for defendant Van | join T. Smith, who testified that the assault was | GOMERY STREETS, GEORGETOWN, D ing sconces sccount of every species of Living Obice oS Rewvster of ingent expenses, Or Riswick, at a bid of $11,000—the sale being ob- | jude in Se room at Odd Fellows ituil, | AND NUMBERED 43, 47, 49, 01, 33, 34) | {D8 Scoucisy coo ieficieney for ‘advertisements of ive cents; for the Metro- | jectedtoby Mr. Wallach. That on the 3d day | navy-yard. ‘Ce ant hed been summoned t AND 52. - BARPERS HAND BOOK OF @AVEL LY Co a the apport of February, 1872, Mr. Wallach died, and the | fore s einimittes, and fier the casr had been di inthe Distiicty 1 wil omer on the prouses ae | EGROP Pam Books, and Lal ‘ert m a} di ne ts i H i r, of defendant e door, an . fe’ rare < of weights and mea Fohool honsee th the county, elghty-eie contertorine See Sar oe Be Perils remain fi | Pe iag Wall of toe br tae carat eee ee above numberad, at public sale, to the highest | yomurandum Books, Note Paper, Letror Paper, inspectors and wei terest on bonds of the District of Colnmbia, th ‘Gyre, Mpeg a ¢ & is fist 01 ¥ ies | b on THURSDAY, May Ist, at 4 p.m., seven ey eins. The complainants filed a Dill for a discovery | heavy blow with his fist on his head. Both partins or on. and an account, wick such £ BIE = messengers, watchmen, &C.5 haze Collectors.—Salaries, S309, incidental ing Cards at the very lowest prices. ab tr i ntingent expenses, $2,100; deficiency for 1373, MOTHER THE DOCTOR OF Hea m summoned there; $5 and costs. Mortis | valuable Honsesand Lots. ‘The Inc is pleasant md to recover from Van Ris- | Rhodes, asgault and battery on an uuknown person; | and healthy, the houses in gocd ndition, with two cents; for the sinking fund of th Columbia, twenty-five cents. The fi v ey ims as may be found due them. 5. Ty avy -bailt colored man, c! arged modern conventences; the sidewalks and streets 4 OW FAMILY if «he Dr BALLS #6600 ‘ To this bill the defendant, by his counsel, | fish assault ov Willis Stanley. cayall white boy, | have been recentiy levelod aod tepave! HEALTH AT HUME at STOCRMAS & SON'S, rite. Western, Market — Salary of master, | rate of tazat Messrs. T. J. Durant and T. A. Lambert, fed | cutting bit head with a stove: @a0fne'and costs. | , Term cf sale: One;thirt cash, the Balance tm 6, | GUS Sh street nonthweet. ; contingent expenses, lency for + | then will fall short of the amount juired in the arrer Den: jagher. George EF - estimate of the government, but will afford a reve- | demurrer that the said complainants have 3 deed of trust up: ws sale. Conveyanc th. 0 good AGENTS wanted. mis. . Marion Hurdle. pro: ng |; violation of cart law | The terms of sale to be complied with in five day: 3, T= WORKS OF THOMAS GUTHBIE, D. D. Eastern Market—Sal: of master, $500; contin- gent expenses, $140.10; improvements of a perma- nent character: Fitting up new market-house with Henry not, by their bill, made such a case as entitle them, in a court of equity, to any discovery fant 83, a jati mue, if there be no abatement for npt payment of taxes, of $1,910,000, as follows: For iaterest on District of Co umbia bonds, $306,600; for interest on from the defendant, or any relief against him. | re, distances to be observ otherwise the property to be resold at cost of de: Susu.” Maley hucksters’ platforms, divisions Le.» | water bonds, €85.40; for interest on ‘old debt, | The case was then argued on the demurrer, and | futt, disorde yin ‘Geor towns $3 ‘rtiomas Co. | faulting purchaser.) 0" JOHN DAVIS 800. x $29 020; for ¢ nking fund, £238,750; total for interest | the court (Judge Wylie) allowed the same and | derick, profanity; $3. Ben. Wade, charged with a WLING, Auct, Northern ene rt Sie ex- | and sivking “und, #874,4W; for the general fund, made a decree ph seh the bill, and tromtiis | throwing stones on the street; $10.' Mary Hamill. E ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONE! Penses, $4.35; deficiency for $1,172.65. for the Metrupolitan police, for ‘isi ‘al ‘taki ’ rofane; Mary Nichols, carsing on the street: &7 THE AB AL PONED, on ‘Georgetown Market—Salary of master. $600; con- ree ‘| decision an appeal was taken. oe Devi 1. Anthony | account of the rain, until TUESDAY, May 6h, tingent expenses, $675; deficiency for 1873, $156. af The principal pont made by the complain- ith, violation of cart law; $5. Rebert Brooks, | sate hour and pli i ants is that Mrs. Wallach having joined with pole. yd Tee and her husband in executing the trast deed of | farge: F J. Brook ‘The Cty ; tts Bins ond Sorrows ace, Sit cies te Geen Gee ae orun ai} m3 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. AS 766.50; for Wash- aos — in $125,045; contingent anime: | [BY THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer, WM. BALLANTYNE’, v September 28th, 1854, to Mr. Carlisle, and that | tion ofa door and lock of the Centre market-howse : im $8.73; Georgetown, S1,- ment, the expsnses of the markets, the support of | trust deed remaining outstanding aad ances, | $10, An Appeal was taken. James Joy was fi at eee ao 429 7th street. 2 25; county. $2. total, eas. the poor, including physicians and apothecaries, the | celled at. the time § je executed with him the 5 for disorderly conduct on 44e street. Margare TRUSTEE ® SALE or VALUABLE MILL PROP- OTICE. Five Depariment Salaries, $65,400; contingent | expenses of the board of health, andall other inet. rtgage of Febi 3d, 1866, and at the ti olin. charged with selling liqnor w it license; ERTY IN GEORGETOWN, D. 0. , $23.90 Permanent dental and general expenses of the government. The | ™OTtgage of February 34, 6, a me | j nent suxpended. Belle Wilson, a vagrant, was By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded ii » eatimates of the government show that it will require | Of the sale of August 17, 1867, under that mort- | gent to the workhouse Liber N.C. T, No. 24, folio 447, &c., of the } $705 515 87 for these various purposes, gage, she had no dower right to dispose of, or records of the District of Oclumbis, ani at the APFORTIONMENT OF THE s¥ECIAL IurRovement | which the defendant could acquire at suid GEORGETOWN request of the part the: eT gs 5 * 3 . st ending June 3), 173, S540) Pit Sag mon (pcre my pong ras ireteces on | mortgage Re ges ——_——— on c form School —Support of inmates of Reform | faruish aatatcmentof the coe ti US, orks to A Festive Clerkess, Soctarze—The ladles of West Georgetown vol 8 wt $1 75each per week, 13,60; deficicucy Ss erat aan The niece enree | deer! Brief bet Corroerom te Heme Bui M. E. Church have arranged to give an ent which the cites of Washing on, Georgetown, and the county of Washington are liable under’ the provisions of the act authorizing the District of Jolumbia to create adebt for special improvements je said the bill called for just the informarian Jet now in view of certain bills before the Cuun- he reso.ntion was ade Mr. Riley sabmitted @ resolution that the P, to appoint « —How She Came Near Corrupting the Mora taining sociabl their church, corner of Fay Tights, ways, and appurtenances to the same belona. An Entire Bureau—What Kind of Literature | @tte and 7th streets, to-morrow evening. Good | ing, being « portion of ground sitantel atthe wack: She Read in Office Hours, and Where She Went | Music and the delicacies of the season served at corner of the intersect Water and Poto- ‘After Ofice Hourt—A Masculine Sinner Re- | the handsof agreeable ladies. See adv. in in said District, of aemmssided Jer Diswiseed. A Mopoc 1poL.—There is a Modoc idol at the nees. S11, ficiency Office Salaries, $4.50 $500; judicial expen 5.000. mctom Public School laries, $117,000; improvements, $4,000; defi” Schools—Colored eetown., SC Nae yuite a sensation was created in one ef the | Warerooms of the Washington and New York | tends back north of wi au feet, and anot ore of the government in this city the | Steamship company in this city, secured by | Bett mljoins the former part on the n : 4 8-12 feet on Potomac street, ext back othe= day by a report that certain improprieties | Goy- Lyon when he was Governor of Idaho, | ofthat whith Zl fest team alley, igea eet (Cl, © O'HARE & 505, 1213 7ru STREET NORTHWEST, dent of the Council be requested Detent page for the Council hall at a compensation and which he had stowed away as of little or no | jargethnes sry brick bandiog ee my # per cont. | Some dollar ger day, to be paid out of the contin. lady Sack and savocal. soant tan cit oene | iaportance. It is made of late eae represents vaper mil. ee eee (Between Mi ond Hl ots.) oreetowen Public Schools —Sataries, 13.509; | Sy fund nde pted loved ina clerical capacity in the same bureau. | & Modoc w, and was made in honor of a ‘ms of sale: One-third cash; balance in two (2) ‘in presented a TRANCE FROM PROPERTY-HOT fens conting’ neies, $6.000; perma pay ment for a new school-house. in appropriation for new school-house, 13, $14,000; colored schools’ proportion for Georgetown, seventh=, §13.572 Wasar County Public Schools —Salaries, ngeneies, $3580; deficiency for 1 In.230; contingencies, $3,300. Houst of Deiezates —Pux of Speaker and members Gide House of Delegates for regular session of 13, z of equal amounts, payable’ respectively in one ike the story of three black crows, the rumor | victory achieved by the Modoc squaws in an | notes of equals et or aan expanded in magnitude asit circulated through | engagement with some of the other Indian pall mae Pee | gor opine FF out the department, until it involved half the | tribes. It will be shipped aboard the next | froured by a decd number of female clerks in the bareau, and | stcamer for New York, where the Governor | @250 10 be any number of masculine pen drivers.’ The | Will recei = . sublect was finally brought to the attention of | River News.—The steamer John Gibson ar- the head of the bureau a few days siuce by | Tived to-day trom New York, with a full cargo several elderly female clerks who long since | Of general merchandise, and the schooner Geo. t iMprovemen: SOAP! SOAP! PP i ey tem my 3 few ne “4 Cincinnati anne | + the best in the market ute bar, ec. by the boxof @ ibs. PY BOM HAMS, &e. In store 1,000 Ibe. extra quality Sugar-Cure+ of trust upon the premises sold: id at the time of sale. All conveyanci sons, among which one that t! main arteries leading to the city by whieh the 1 habitants are supplied with the prodace of Mury- land, thus making it of great benefit to the city by cheapening the produce with which the markets i roperty will be sold at the risk and cost of th? bg purchaser. 5 parcle“ED. SHORMAKER. Trasteo, tied; “hat from t dation of the city to | reached the age of discretion, when “the hey- | Henry arrived frem Norfolk with 30,000 feet of -a.t.th, y uc HAMS. ry fave, at Gt ver slays | the year ios road hesiovicd atoll toatl Sinvek: | ae aries Chee a ee en el NO eee far toe We one mietthts____THUS.DUWLING, Austr. | BONS. sore white LARD, @1, 2 days, at § ers, which has been paid alike by resideate, ont judgment,” and who were greatly shocked aud Fish WHAnr.—The receipts of fish to-day DR Sees 4 rere Lak PRIC Ene ake FOU 1, from best wheat Masi pau of engroeminaelert aeaen cs tee eae ore oe svi tah 1 improvement | ‘scandalized by the conduct of a young clerical | Were the largest of the season so far, amouuting . BYE FLOUR $150; pay of sergeant-at-arme,G0 day. at £150; pai 60 days. at $3 pe: Bay of janitor, 6 DOT Keeper, t ‘ats pages, $247. Total, 7450 For ordinary, contingent and incidental expenses " gg ners = property proposed to benefited, &c.; co Pt that the greater part of the travel is induced by re son of there being too large cemeteries and the re- sohiool being located on said road, which do tiot it the property, and that the proportion of ve- ing over the same are ax oue hundred for ree institutions above-named to five for the rty-holders, therefore showing the advantaves i é BENJAMIN sister who occupied a desk in their room. The | t? 60,000 peop s and 100 shad. The herring 101; idge street, young lady referred to is a New Yorker, and | told at $4 to 24.50 per thousand and the shad at | Japanese Poplive at 3s and aan was appointed aboat a year since, being highly | $12 per hundred. Bic. Téc., Bi Dress recommended by several members of Congress. Canat Trapve.—The canal-boat Seneca ar- She is about twenty years of age, good looking, | Tived to-day from Seneca, with flour, mill-fecsl, some would say handsome, is. well educated, | 42d corn, consigned to T.C. Wheeler, and the and, until recently, was regarded as above | Canal-boat Kound Top, with 830 barreis ce- LIQUORS! LIQUORS!! O'4 Baker WHISKY; Ol4 Cabinet WHISK’ Whisky. 5 years old, per bottle, 1c... 30e.., 256 Lai of the Honse, inciuding printing of journal,caleu- ‘qiues, Boe ‘Be.’ S70., Ge.; Black dar, bills, fitting up and cleaning, stationery, book- and Mohairs, in ke . S6,0m. " ‘ roach, so far as reputation was concerned. ment, consigned to Geo. Waters. er Clottes Cuneta ee itiee s) ad Gt pe cs Se eee. of this road to be largely in favor of the former, «e.; | Teproach, epu 5 > 2 . a , rills; allthe novel. | Poiiand Gin. ¢ jen officers of the Council for the | referred to the committee on public works and prop: | . Acting upon the information thus obtained ties in Parasols, uch Brandy, regrlar session of Bas Chef clerk, 6) i “i ferred to the committee on public works aud prop: cling’ upon the infor: ined, "ose re of the splendid 44 tr leached + 1ac. R®0r FOR THE SPRING TRADE. erty. Adjourned. HOUSE OF DELEGATES.—The House met at5 : SWEET CATAWBA WINE, ing clerk, 6) days. at'@3, $18); enrollin days; at $3, $150, sergeant-at-arms, 6) tion of @ new station-house. $y Mr. Carroli— Bill providing for the sale of the stalls in the eastern ee the highest bidder. All of the above were referred. LOOKING TO A REDUCTION OF OFFICERS, ‘ sa ‘ that the young lady referred to had been guilty “ 2 2 per gallon, clock p. 8; te ‘bell he + Srrinc anxp ii —" & Orps class er “ meteenger, G) Anya, "at 62) 8190. Totaly | py Bor Dr ekg, ampbell inthe chair. Prayer | oftmpropricties of conduct of such a nature a8 | hog a5 Pennsylvania avon Har ageing dete shock ct the bat ee ee cathe Dre | Pure SWEET CIDE! 1 for fortizary contin ing wetaicideutal ex | “Under the call of districts; ‘the following were in- | t Fender her undesirable as an employe of the | their well-wlecred song oF spring and summer Bitte ect ae, Ten tent red to te Dye | philadelphia ALE aad PORTER. Belondar, bills. fitting ie ct eke gerinting journal, | treduced:—By Mr. Browu—-Petitio nn E. Liv. | government and the daily associate of the other | nats for men, boys and childsen, “Call and cc. GLEAN Ow EeCovoR : boots inding en Gunton al aedctenctn fu | AMM aahtuet he pal for mportion af her tan | Indies employed the fact that se had frequontty | mine beforé purchasing. AES ANVEAHING APEARELSD SCER ©. 8. Patncll for the’ present” bad’ po Delegates and | Gox—Bill making appropriation to pay damages | been in the havit of accompanying the male | A Coven, Cop om Sone THROAT requires | PTomptly andint bes BERD oe a6 1213 Teh ot a oe ree: | ere Rae eee ee se nguree and Aqueduct | clerks and others to houses of & questionable | immediate attention as seciect ict PREMIUM STEAM BHR iy sco TER OUR? Water Resistrar's Ofice—Salarien, $9,200; contin- | Telict of Samael Ay Powells (ty rotend wane ‘By | character, and that through her wiles many a | sults in some incurable lung disease. “Browns hi one AND ei +e Soveetinintes peeefeed oe Fewer¥elts Georgetown, | Mr-” Shepherd_Dill fupreiyiating $1200 for une | lee Young, man in Uncle, Same service had | Bronchial Troches” will almost invariably give som aZSTABLISHED 1831, R&CKIVED DIRECT sien chase of « 10 ererection of an engine tio arid path 4 Premi arded Board of Health —Salarice, 823,000; contingent | Pr engine company No 3. BY Me, Here Dilkgee, | woral perpendicularity, ttoees tele ae ae pe as othe Office.49 Jefferson st-, Georgetown, D. 0 trom the Mills in expenses, $40,000. iding for the sale of the central guard-bouse ard | tained that she kad besa foleen Tue Centave LinimENT—has cured—docs | Post Office Box 723 vndry Special.—Fuel for Distriet offices, includ. | "HUnE for the Uo i. Unrrolt | thetitations ores hae he te eo : - pes tog Washington eaylum, $4.00; job printing and advertising hot otherwise provide of Columbia building, rent of Governor's and secretary’s office-; $1,500: rent of Legislative hall, $2,200; miscellanecus repairs of District offices VALLEY OF VIRGINIA. Wil! sel) to families 50 cinae Der barrel tees than inclinations ever since she entered the bureau, | Cure, and will cure more cases of Rheuma- and that Jast summer she spent her vacation in | titm—stiff joints, swellings, and lameness upon K BEEP, CP APPEARAN ty when New York with one of the male clerks of the | ™anand beast inone day, than all other arti- Coste so little, at A. STRAUS’, 1011 Penn: burean, who passed her off as his le-| cleshavein ahundred years. One says:—‘I | vania avenue, near Lith street. 2 for, $3.08, rent it “ Mr. Smoot offered a resolution reciti lly wedded wite; and that she was | have not held a pen im seven months—now I am ED Prices of SUGARS and TEAS all marked down. Heloding tepalte bere tokte ene ot Cokembla, | the estimates of the controller the sum of gouia00 7s | otherwise undesirable for thet ced ma | alight” Anolon ee ane anN Lini- i i : mae eee Tale mew oat, $i. Maas (” MeWisiscise | weroquized th pay the salaries ct the permanon of | ice, aa, Instead of attending to, her clerisal ment cured a frightfu, burn without ‘8 sear; se Sinai CATAWBA WINE, Krcistration and Bletion.—Expenses of the rogis- | SE&Fs ae dee tees 7 Lhe Jude | duties she and one of the young men in ju- er, STE use a hopelessly lame reorived from Pleasant Valley trai‘on aud election of 1871, 815,000. ee | aan ciatnis House, these large expenditures are | rean spent much of thely time Im es ging | horse, worth four hundred dollars,” ete,” Tey tt Gaecaee. Valley Wine Company, So neat ira Burial of deceased poor. $2.00: | Ufc that the mort rigil ecomany shonid booreecieet iy | and reading books illustrated with col once. It is a wonderful thing. 4,6,605 {Fansporcation avd relief of paupers, $1.50, :otal | Srder to ic the evedit of the District ani kecp | plates such as special agent Comstock of the Sega nama for sundry special, $41,000, i finances in a healthy condition, and that the rates | Post-Office Department, was wont to exhibit to | GO To Gzonox W. Drivan's new sample LADIES’ SKIRTS, % inking Fund —Interest on xation should be kept as low as possible; aud as { ad: members of Congress in Washington | T0oms and see a man. 4 ‘i bonds, desirable to use every economy in. ng tane gered last winter to illustrate the ingenuity of vice, | xuw Desiaxe Slate’ Mantels, $25 to 92 cd (ender ad pepe lp Aang “a Hamilton & Pearson, ¥.M.C. A. Building orm Z pression of this class of literature. Mr. Com- | ®"4 D- cone nttnintntce at WHICH WE 4R& SELLING Hock gare soveral exhibitions of this kind for Tux cosrest aud most attractive place in the speci mefit of C mi, 21 ie . W. Driver's new sai rooms, Were always well attended. ‘The delinquent = veeroene ant re of ioe peonia® mouey, and believing vimy is the fou i governments ccessfally fore t the Governor ey and he ie hereby tfully requested to in- ‘orm this House at aneariy day as practicable what officers and employees of this District ean, in his sulgment be dispensed with withomt injury to the service, dation of all at are er theref: town stock. #, debt of the District of city of Wash- ington. 250,06; salaries, $1,000, contingent expen- ses, S100 H® #1G & LAGIRPUSH, PRACHCAL CUPPEESMITHS, street, mt | ner Pennsylvania avenue halt aT ae Ne ser a reidental, 3 gouty Phir. Smovt exked ite immediate consideration, cjerkess stoutly dented, “all and singular,” the | street. = 43 Cusg a mond Gh ots nortbweet. incidental, . Mr. Trimble ot , and urged that it be Inid agal Bo evidence was‘too it, Gilt and Bronz 3 $1,167 607 74; permanent improvements, satan quite meee conclusive,and she wasignominiously dismissed, | For Crystat, Gilt and Bronze Chandeliers ‘ER AND BUILDER. grand totals, @2,22%4 997 46. “Tar. Bsoct moved a suspeesion of the rates, that | with a moral lectare by the head of the bureau. Hamilton & S14 0 wrrect southeest, Ail orders prompt : £. to s, ¥. M. C. A. Build- 8® CENTS PER SKIRT. ‘The ung gentleman whose name had been 1g, 9th and D streets. 4,3,605, —— Crxctenatt Lacer axp Buck Berr on + a ae finproprictes referred to, learning | draught at Geo. W. Driver's new sample rooms, LOCKWOOD, MUFTY & TAYLOR, what action been taken, hastened -to the | corner Pennsylvania avenue and Four-aud-a, head of the bureau and made a clean ha‘? street. 45 breast of the whole affair. He was penitent and - 643 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, lachrymose. He threw himself upon the gen-| Ganpew Vases and’ Fountains, Statuary, Seepeeten your behge mul aay un- | &c., at Hamilton & Pearson's, Y. M. ©. A. al 5 a tint terme chp acancd’ and suds | Bulting, ih andD._§ "43.003 | ae ducer in the matter; that it was his firstoffence, OVER-EXERTION, /_———~ of body or mind, pro- ase. The iy at Rear Estate Sates.—The following sales = ‘ave been made since our last report : Latimer & Cleary, auctioneers, have sold parts of original lots numbered 8 and 4, in square No. 315, on the pee Cy im northwest. improved by a dwelling, lately oceu ¥ Lee ach deceased, 1 George F. "s tended to on Mr. Carroll moved to refer the resolution to the committee on District officers; lost—yeas 7, nays 9. Mr. Murray moved asubstitate that the committee op District officers consult the Governor and ascer- tain what officers can be di with without det- riment to the public service, and also that the com- means wait on the Governor and ascertain how the expenses can be further decreased. agtt, BCE sstged that the original Fesolution be and, ie rernor’ ald thal we Bad called sttection Soe nate ee] Maoitactorer of AWNIXOB) for Beoree, Uny and TENTS and FLAGS for sale or rent. Sy aise RIAL, of all Kinds) Sorento, PROOF AWNING WaTERIAL” MULDEW- Pptcusixe AND GAS8-FITTING. re 5 for, for 916.000; “also, the improved property in Int No.9. snuare 45, situated on ith street, between G and Hi streets northwest, to C. Alexander, for £3,000. Green & Williams, ‘auctioneers, sold. ¥, afternoon the following real estate: Part of lo square 490, having 30 fee Metropolitan Hotel Block. in t front, 98 feet deep, more or Ulifford Arri - Ovp, New, to have their Plumbing and Gas- and that the “irregularities” complaincd of | duces debility and The usual remedy 86 APERHA igeer with’ improvements, to, ck, for | it was proper for the House now to Inguire how tis | were committed outst ofice hours, gad conse, | is to take some stimulant, the effect of whine 2 | 3o;4e0 PAPERMANGINGS. Fo. 439 Witting done in eat and petstcttat mane nh $12.80.“ Thin property i situated on boniciana fons can best be carried into effect quently could not properly be construed as offi- | the same as giving a tired horse the whip in- NOW OPEN aT Ficaomuts opposite Bark Heel, atte vo feet cont, | cacy on the autiees ant tacseel wee ae he al | cial; and finally that it his chist would forgive | stead ofoate. ‘The truo. way is to md MARKRITER coutatuinig 4-060 saniare feet, to BA. Walker, at | terberbg viaced In the bende of a roneen eae” him this time he would never, never, never, do Ten Sitio, ane ot 1 cents per foot, $7425. Also, 16 fect 2 inches front by 75 feet deep, fronting on C street north, between 9th Streets west, to Anthony Bachiy, for fagett said that satietl : views Ghat he had had with the theses ae the like again. The chief listened to his repre- Syrup, (2 protoxide of Iron,) which gives No, 439 7th street, between D and E streots, sentations and under the circumstances, could | stren; ané vigor to the whele system. 4,5,6 Eight doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall, not help commiserating him. He believes in “the botile at whol Liquors by the botile at wholesale prices at | PAPEBHANGINGS of new and stylish designs of ‘anson, Dowling & Co. sold part lot 5, square the geod. old adage, however, “What is sauce WW. Driver's new le ome corner | fb¢ best fabrics and fi nish, selected with due regard 538, improved by a small house, for. M. Matthews £9, the goose is sauce for the gander,” and told | Pennevivania a “pnd Four-and-a-h og yy ee oon ag hea i the young man that he fel* impelled from a | Fe vo ta-half | my. A large made specially to order, em- trustee, to 8. H. Howell, for $635; also, lot 9, in ir, Marray said that ifthe information was xsked | she Jung man that hi % street. —- 4,5 | bracing beautiful stripe and other see eR crea teams Pomse, on L street, | direct, the Guvernor would report the names of gen- | Sense of Oficial duty to recommend his dismis- ——-__. Colors, rooms, near corner lth street northwest. f tlemen who would be looked on as having filled sine- | 881. ‘is he has done, but some way or other ConTENTMENT and happiness reign in all | &c.: 90 40-inch plain tints for with dall, trustee, to 8. B. Roche, at $5,150. cure (enor PRP dhilasih toss z= begere | Lgl — — — ee recommenda- | households were Dooley’s Teast Powder is used. | gilt’rod or finishing 1) With a tall tind of sedis yORaeccusercl, ATTEMPT 0 Disrossass | down’ from the word 40." “Fhe Ceontrolier's oat. clerk and is ery popular personally, he alae a a aia! | SStione of Woes ana azole Tor paxncling Wale med Jvpe — C1 + | mate expenses the esthinat. : vf “6 of Alexandria, with Sr. Wm. ©. McVeigh, in from taxes, af rate undec'the | may,be transferred to some other bureau ‘and —— a retained in the department. Be this as it may | _GuiNwess Porter and Bass and Encoop & the head of the bureau feels that he has done | Co.’s English Ale on draught at Geo. W. his duty in the premises. Driver’s new sample rooms, 5 Pennsyl- -o—— vania avenue and ‘and-a-haif street, "es Tae Rerorw Scuoo! .—The SS ae ee reform school held a meeting yesterday, and Ir 18 an Estasuisuxp Fact, that Con- communication was received trom J.Joavenal, | Swmption can be cured; but is far to asking that the case of Edward Kutherford be | Ptevent the cruel disease from fastening itself ered, and ing that if released from rh 6 hose favor the court of appeals of Virgini: recently ‘decided the suit against J) ree revenue laws i# 91,9100, and it is necersary to reironch. Under- wood for the property of the former held by the ase made di head of the @ and fe was ‘his dey tones of was his duty to in- — the House how they could cut down some of the Mir. Murray remarked that hie resolution went farther. 1t was not only the cutting off of officers that was required, but other expenses should ba re- duced, and had therefore included work committee om ways and means in his rosolat’ ‘Mr. Wall moved to postpone the ov aside: the subject antil to-morrow eveniuz. Lost—). jcsars. Chase, Wall, and the Speaker—3; nays, The substitute of Mr. Murray was lost—ye ed to amend by adding that the sand means confer with thy Gov- Means the ex; co : 1e system, " tho school’ he will tke the ber cn an eon like Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. 'T tice stone-cutter in his works. The trustees de. | St#Ndard preparation will speedily cure ——_ cided that no boy should be’ bound out as an | OF Cold, and even Consumption often apprentice until ‘ney were fully satisfied of ine | Hts great yg ST, reformation. Lo or CHaMPacne, take notice! All The petition of Louis Schultz, asking the dis- | kindsof fnported wine on draught! Twenty. charge of hiscon Alexander, was taken up for | five cental At the new sample rooms of Geo. oe ce Aves ooamn8 ht = po J = 'W. Driver, corner PerMmsylyania avenue and € back, it would 3 - they had got the boy back, it w eat Four-and-a-half street. 45 Good bless you.” Mr. McVeigh, in reply, said, “Judge, I can't conceal my feelings: T'don't ike you; I can’t like you.” Judge Underwood — “ ‘That must be with yourself.” ‘The judge then bowed and left the room, and the visitors took their departure. a ne A New Mepicat Socrery.—The board ot medical examiners et the pension bureau met CARPENTER, BUILDER, anD CONTRACTOR Samar On motion of Mr. Carpenter, $53.75 was ap- | Juries, Swasnes, CockTAILS and other ‘Misc! cs, med: feree ven- . Brewer introduced t Propriated to reimburse Mr. Howe for money psn ey Mopeds comy by i oy go pre poodaces ae alan preeiaine or the Fegineratior et” the eecu- by him in purchasing an organ for the iver and Corps or assistants at the sollety. De. foas was clones ‘and | Pants, &c.); which was referred to the committee on | school. new sample rooms corner Pennsylvania Dr. Fi . Dee. 5 Pethe Speaker Iaid before the House reports of the | aden eds eat the renee masiantent inh y eig tere Scene Graham, Grimstead and Page were nt ‘nesconme! . * yo ‘Tzsrep sy Time—For throat d 4 commiitee to drafta constitution and Yriaws, | teuien’ of Rosie tag’ taheremens ysie' | Ay be requested to extend thelr pipes wo tne | ,, TESTED. ay Toca —P ‘Bronchial Trocher? have to be presented at the next meoting. “A teat Hoard of Works; which were ordered to be | Uilding of the reform school, punathg dom proveaelae aneaey by a test of many years. now nscoueet referred . Burchell, other medical societies, in the istics | Hospital for the year coding Aprf tat, iss showing | mittee was authorized to have lightaing outa | Sts . of disease which the Pension Office Put on the buildings. Poxp’s Exrmact ls forsale at wholemle by interest of the be largely drawn upon by this body, both ta the largely drawn u| i imterent 0 government and the profession ge. ree, noel Ee bs Pennsylvania sven Tux Commission To Assess Dawaces and by druggists everywhere. twtr VIENNA EXPOSITION. CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT, IssvsD BY ——_-—___ Wastep To Drown Hersacr GRADUALLY. About 4 o'clock tained in cousemtvece ofthe: pane improve- ° ments by the board of public works, ister in Burn'saliey, Golumbla buildingsrse tne eet nee ee ro deport setratig and afte ie as clerk. An discussion was ~| @ to the manner of the pacar Fae : Bosng so abe So taban Sak ices f i He Lis