Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1873, Page 4

TAPE Ay GINA DD | pharm entangle \ Third Legisiaci- _ EVENING STAT. | WEDNESDAY. Mny 04, 1873. LOCAL NEWS. gare = To-ntght. Wall's Opera Mouse—The Germa’ “Chris and Lena.” . Drama Treaster —“The Wa) ” aan Nog '$0f New York, a Lecals. Dents have been made tO parcYase a she St. Stephen's ( Oatholie? ©,arch, wir of Pennsylvania avenue and $$’ street” Kev. Thomas Guard, of Baltimore, wit! jec- ture on “Body and Sonal” at Porndty M. E. Church next Tuesday evening for beneit of apel. Patents have just been itxmed te the following citizens of Washington: Peter Taitavuil and F. M. Boteler. corpse preserver; John A. S'ved- berg, rotary blower. The Mt. Sephyr House, situated near Mt.Ver- in Fairfax county, Va., was totally de- jed by tire yesterday morning. Loss $10,000; inswrance $3.09. ‘The second pecformance of “The Doctor of Alcantara,” at Wall's Opera House, by the colored American opera company. last night, Was even @ greater success than the perform- ance eT Monéay night. A» intereging entertainment is to be given at Seaton Scistol building on Friday evening for the denefit of Trinity Mission school, to consist of music by Mrs. Cecilia Young Smith and Mr. axe, drimatic representations, readings, etc. We bespeak for it « large attendance. The efficers and leading members of the Yarlour Catholic societies met at St. Ann's In- fant Asylum last night, and made arrangements for a grand festival to be given for the benefit Of tha: institution at Avalostan Island on Mon- day aud Tuesilay, the 2d and sd of Jane next. Mr. Joseph Walsh, who was badly injured yesterday by falling off the back building of his father’s residence, (as stated in Tue Star of last evening.) was regarded by the physicians at Providence hospital as somewhat improved this morning. The fire alarm bell striker in the steeple of ‘the 15th Street Baptist Church, has been put in operation the expense of Mr. Joan McClelland, the Messrs. Galt, and other busi- hess men in the central part of the city, who Paid the cost of strengthening the steeple for the purpose, the work being done by Mr. Clem- ents, carpenter. ‘The dealers in second-hand furniture and clothing met last evening, to adopt measures to Prevent the passage of the bill now pending before the Legislature increasin their license tax to $190 per annum. Mr. J.T. Ford presided, and Mr. P. Poley acted as secre- tary. A committee previously appointed re- the ne ported a draft of a memorial gislature Femonstrafing against the passage of the bill in question, which was adepted. | — Death of Colonel J. L. Smith. Colonel Jobn L. Smith, a former well-known resident of this Distr: died yesterday at his resent residence, in Anne Arundel county, d., (near Jessups Cut, on the B. & U. R. K.,) after an fflness of several months. Colonel Smith in years gone by occupied a prominent ition in District affairs. He was born on Yoxistana atense, near the City Hall, and Jearned the trade of printer under Gales & Seaton, in the National Intelligencer office, and Subsequently (with Mr. C. C. Fulton, now of the Baltimore American,) he bought out and ublished the Georgetown Adrocate, a tri-week- jy paper. This was a few years before the Har- rison and Tyler campaign, and the firm being staunch whigs, backed by Wm. C Preston, of South Carelina; Wm. , of Virginia; and N. P. Tallmadge, of a 4 Harrison campaign paper—the Republican Rerivw. After the campaign had closed the firm was dissolved, and Mr. Fulton continued to publish the Adrecate for some time. Col Smith returned to the case at the National Inteitigencer office. Subseqnently he was ap- Pointed a justice of the peace, and for several years acted as police magistrate in this city, @nd his office became one of the leading ones in Washington. While acting as a magistrate he | found time to study law, and was admitted to the bar im April, Isi9. He for several years commanded one’ of the uniformed militia regiments, and fe several Soptain f he Cuptinental was for 2 long time a leading member of Kyland chapei, (Methodist Episcopal) but sub- sequently he became a communicant of the Protesgant Episcopal church. In 1855 he was Glected to the board of Aldermen from the 7th ward of Washington. and served two terms four years) and was a prominent candidate for the nomination tothe mayoralty. About the commencement of the war he removed to Baltimore and practiced law there, and was elected to the legislature of Maryland, serving im the session of Is¢4. He leaves considerable perty in this city. His remains will be ught here and interred at Qak Huil. —— en The Grammar Prize Medals. QUEOTIONS AT THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION. The annual examination for the medals oier- €d as prizes in the grammar schools for pro- essing in the study of gratamar took place on iturday lust at the Jefferson school building. Each school was represented by six pupils The following were the questions—selected by Mr.S. Jebn Thomson: PRINCIPLES OF GRAMMAR. 1, What isthe basis ‘ammar? 2, What 3, How should hat may the antecedent of a pronoun be? Example. 5, How does a pronoun represent a modified antecedent? Example. 6, What is voice in grammar? And how is the pawive voice found? Example. 7, What does the po- tential mood affirm? 5, What is tense and what are its forms? Example. 9, What d» the auxiliary verbs express? Example. 10, Give the formula for parsing an intransitive’ verb. 11, On what three syntactical relations is analysis ohietty based’? 12, Hew do analysis and ing ditter? FALSE SYNTAX. Correct the following, where incorrect: 1, Pupils expelled from other colleges will nut be allowed admittance here. 2, Ail these trees send their top roots deep into the ground. 3, Gentle reader, let you and me, in like manner, walk in the paths of virtue. 4, Allan's, Smith’s and Green's store is opposite to ours. '5, Your Z'.and 2 le not well shaped. 6, He promised employ whoever should be sent. 7, There are constant hostility between the several tribes of Indians. %, He dare not say not more than one was 9, “ And there lay the rider distorted and pale, ‘With the dew ox his brow and the rust ba his 16, Hie inate ed that the cos*ttytion was certain and fixed. and contained the perman—”** *'l! of the people, and was the supreme law. and cou. be revoked only by the authority that mule it 11, If I should use the clause “(when spring re turns,” you would perceive that cometh More was wanting to make a statement. 12, Neither of these hypotheses is well founded, though they have each of them its advocates. 13, By such a course of proceeding I am retused that protection which every citizen has a right toex: 14, “Ab, well ! for ns all some aweet hops lays ply hidden from me« gaze.” ANALYSIS AXD PARSING “Men, who their duties know, ue long-aimed biow, And crush the tyrant while they rend the chain; These constitute a state, ‘And sovereign law, that cted will, Ger thrones and globes « Sits empress, crowning good—expressing ill. Analyze the first four lines, aud parse the ‘words in italics, —— e—__ A Max De D anp Kosnep.—About 12 o'clock last night a man, named John Kilmar- tin, was drugged and robbed in Knox’s alley, between E and F and 3d and 4% street, as he asecrts, by two notorious colored thieves, named Spider Brown and Henry Read. The mau was Picked up in an insensible condition, and sent to Lieut. Gessford, who ascertained that the men had left for Murder a. A dispatch ‘Was thereupon sent to Lieut. Skip; , who de- tailed several officers to keep a lookout for them. About | o'clock Oiticer Miller ascer- tained that they were in the house of Hamilton Eyans, on C street, between 1ith and 12th, and Officers Sutton, Henkle, and Duvall, with him- welt, surrounded the house, and succeeded in Gepturing them. On taking them to the cen- tral guardbouse $37 was found on Spider, which is su to ve part of the $100 stolen from the m. They were locked up for a hearing to-morrow. ———_e———— or agg Sage Deatu—the little bo i ry g of ith stated the Chil taken. The witneas. rendered reason crushed under the find ‘tha? the aifair Ja and opp ey yrs to ja then ordered the release of Javens. The re- ea eee idence, corner of 9th and P sta. northwest. BUILDING reamits have been issued as fol- Jows since our last —Summerscales and Hum- their visit to this » alin good spirits, and highly of the man- nerin which they were received and enter- ; ; “ITEMS | Georgetown Advertisements. COUNCIL.—At the < Atetmbly. The Public Schools. The Fish Markets, CIT YI Frestdeat testes “aaeettny Salt evening tid | MEEEIEW On SEE pudKD ov TROStene-neee) , ERASE Vee eee Ee Game Wil) Suakviaen> Bisecas ‘Piavoum| @ BBE THOS. DOWLING, Avctionser; Georgetown. AMER. ODD FELLOW "for Mar, —- fy Hye Council s communication | eT A TION ON THE OUINAND COAL BILL, | Hartizon & Co., wholesale dealers im flab. Nox. | Steel Fountains for Soda Water, to loa free SHANCRRY SALE of COMFORTABLE FRAME Tne SOM, Aconte ©T Ditrict “or ooe Washi 2h H. Hodgson, Intendant of the | are. 42 King st., 50, 51, 56 tsh wharves, Alexandria: | charge, by Palmer & Green, Georgetown. w,8 CE ee ee On hotrect sTnEee rect nortbwew wn soa Piaeag a cht tant Fentitutton Pe Lene 1 coc rg gh a "3 cs Rneaendine sre Sake. oe per Dene, Desens & apes mane = yee ggg ge ty | decree of the Supreme Court of Soctment of Beaticher?, Pictarte, Plctare ——, | Regier areas Seam tway shunte eavea'the Dis. the Franklin schoo! building, Mr. W.J-Mar- | 2to30;réck, per bunch,25 toaosoflalsper buneb, | Cassimere Dress Hats, mow ready: the hand oe. ino tr ehhh tagh, president, im the chair, and Dr. A. P. | 15to 25. Market firm. ERA | eS ~ = ROYAL DIADEM, A NEW MUSIC | echessdnsbecksfrcieine Umeaishens cr tnwOrtenn | = gren POCTSSSES yon rressutna npptications |/nt tas hes etervec een mate to, inter OF ati : Fountains, sheet i ine 03 os | cobsned schecke netting tee me ne Cut tt ni " 7 own, | To attend a meeting of the teachers on Friday next, fon eee ee hom Mise Aanla B. |B. A- Golden & trie agents. 5,000 sane from Ga eo are ton phecaad tevection et the oes | tee Gem Wek iccanen Wilton ae tae Foy dy sh | m2cclock.p.m., at the Sumner school Duildings | Wit.on, Mise Laura L. Wilson, and Miss H. 0. | Si0 to $14; 50,000 Berring, (rom, 35,22, feo | £08 pure Soda Water. Palmer & Green, George- | ming thetes wea! betes arth tote beginning Boe Oper Garin, by Abts, Whiten : cil bills making an appropriation for the | Marshall. sturgeons, from $3 to ranches rock, from | town, sole agents. . ws |e eet. and thence horth to the beginning. The a omas Hughes. ford aod for tn onthe debe of the D s | |, Thefoliowing-named teachers were placed on | 20c. to We. Brite Pea a rOaRateTewach the ventincnea | Borer heen ar eogtied by Jobe Mahagas Fe and Dogme Mathew arecid, the parchags of picomt ereeted Che ebiie rerio | ee ae, Caene rocniving the sdvan ‘a riable S-story frame Dwelli ase. Decer ir SYa1meD GLASS und for use uf the public schoolsof | to take effect from May 1, 1873; Miss Laura M. Svppen Dears rs a STATION House CELt. | Dress Hats now ready at WILLETT & Ruory, istrict; Mi fo} the third school district, were severally read a sec ‘Terms of sale: Ove third ci Tosiduve at 6 and 12 land, EB. A. SLeck, 4th | About 5x o'clock this morning a lodger at the | 905 Pennsylvania avenue. B ot cate: One Sled coat; renktnn ot 6 gal ts we ong time and referred alin bom mee - central guardhouse died suddenly in one of hee tale; @10 devoult when the property we siruch of | wate PALLANTYNE, The superintendent presented an abstract of | cells. The deceased came to the station 2" Tthetrest, near sident reported that in his promise made ae Gontuelt he had cafied apon fhe i sale bout | Wao Witt Try For Ip?—We guarantee, | t% moe ; Conveyancing at expenee of furchaere . a orto Com- e month of April, by which ft | 7% o'clock last evening, and. giving his name forfeiture of #1,000,that Soda Water can JONES, Trustee, e- Inieaionets of the Sinkiog Pita, cies bad hoes he | Sppears that the number ot pupils on the rolls ao Albert Abbott, and ‘age 62 asked for | remain in sheet-tin lined Steel Fountains for | mo-dts geTHOMAS DOWLING, Auct'r, | 4 ast OF NEW BOOKS formed that it had not been completed the last day of the month was7,003; increase for fogs for the night, stating that he expected | one year or longer without eing contaminated Lf aa r Browne, from the committee on laws and ju- | the month, 20; whole number of pupils enrolled | to into the hospital to-day. He spent avery | by any metal. Palmer & Green, George- ¥ THOMAS DOWLIN one — ete teMtherentoe AN ons parks | during the month, ist,” average mamber of | restless might'and was unable toseep, and died | tow. ot fees eee LLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, » the city of Washingt: ‘adment, ma- | Pepilsenrolied during the month, 7,045; aver: as above. about 53 o’cloc! geen apr CHANCERY (.re OF BRICK HOUSE AND 7 Bieri tect nan(at tne eeceendd sex | sumber of ps iis daily attendance during Dr, Patterson, the coroner, was su “ eee TS MP aeelered heen ene, G8 |” ExeMISES ON HIGH STREET, IN GEORGE | ComNER 4X Srmerr axp Pensa, Avenve ishes in the District of O ‘ the month, 6,500. Total number of vacant seats, | ani J.B. post morte; "y nee | benies ym nitikentiabio. Rstiuatasieiin, - sh- death to | pany, when a loses. Ayer’s Sartaparilia By virtue of a decree of the 8a: Court of ae Theckrrn tte, with instr tions fo report bil :mbractog a ag ete Se aero two wallone recon being in | Would cleanse their murky blood and restore this District, passed In cause No. $.189, ierls The Qld Co A sequel te “Lord Hope's oe ~ instead as proposed, « By Mrs. ene. i a and Tid: i their heaith and vigor. Ye muddy victims of ot al. vs. Pisggemever etal, Twill sell in fromt 4th, 20; increase for the month, ®. 'Numberot | the chest. The deceased is believed to igo y . i Anthyulties a Pupils dismissed —in the ist district, 4; 24. 0; ad, | live at some point on the Rappahannock river. | Dillous disease, have some regard for your | sf the ,bermiusyce SATURDAY. the 17th dey of | AiO Tea = ! c 5; 4th, 6; | Nos.t0 and 21, Old Georgetown, fronting 25 fest lo |. Pascarsl. By the euthor of “Strathmore”” and Georgetown, and county affairs, reported back Coun’ | pended—in the Ist district, 5; 2d. 6; 3d, 16; 4th, | schooner in Chesapeake bay, near the mouth of “3 202 feet ant iH 2. ne Water Apparatus for new ones. Palmer & b ceedings for the of Poto eet, to and occupied by orge Ebert: ae So Bening of, Potomac sircet,| Mr. Khees offered a resolution to close the | of the cargo of the vessel May, A ote imitice on Washington, . 15. Number of pavils sus- | During the past winter he was wrecked on a | Deighbors, !< not for yourselves. m,w,f,, Now. m2 ° town \ Pascarel x tine ie Goubeaen i inches on High street, with a depth o! i cu vili No. & sutherining the Govereor se leatore | Union ’ the Patapeco, be athe a: that tans pert owner W IS THE TIME to exchange your old Soca | imebss pn Hie? sroetne Property lately belonging «at Girl. By Mrs. Whitney, author of “ ‘ Green, Georgetown, have a great variety of | “The property is on the enst side of Highstreet, | A Fair Saxon. By Justin McOarthy, of Public Works shail amecs dam” | Scboots on May 30, Decoration day; which, after pe tle <4 , new marble ones for sale at manufacturers’ | nearly opposite the end of Prospect street, improved SS aa discussion, was defeated by the following vote: Free THis MorninG.—This morning, about a ith a large two-story brick house. Young Men of Great Britsin. A jv of ame« lick, the consideration of the | Ayes—Mesers. AtLee, Faust, Randolph, Rhees, | 4-10 o’clock fire was discovered in the slaughtar | RuiCes nd terms Oid ones taken inexchange | Wit a sity th a Vater i Terms aa prescribed by the decree : One-third cash; onéth street, | Al Pure Soda Water in Steel Fountains. w,s | »,tmmie re gpd 12 mouths, with taterest at Spt ay i ) Was postponed, and it was | Scott, and Woodward—6; noes—Messrs, Champ- | house of Samuel Qpenheim: oS ordered to _ lin, Crook, Detrick, rench, Harris, Hunt, | sbave Boundary street. Sergeant Perry ds- Founp at Last!—A remedy that not only | cent. from the sale, Op ion to the A Mr Gulick, from the committee on public works | Murtagh, and Wilson—8. The gentlemen vot- | patched Private Smith toturn inanalarm from | relieves, but cures that enemy of mankind, | Purchaser to pay the whole 90 deposit | BG ie ee the Bifing oe deta ee ar et Ngo Rt | ink in the negative did eoon the ground that as | 69, which was done. ‘The Franklin and Union | Consumption, as well as the numerous statelites | "ben the mveyancing at | Farm Ballads, By Will, Carleton. ({ltustratet or the filling or draining of vacant lots, with | tcoration day came on Friday, the closing of | engines and the hook and ladder companies | which revolve around it in the shape of coughs, h Chi Kens billingly. By Bulwer, er N » Trustee, A large stock of NK RVO! | Iden, from the committee on Washington, | the schools on that day would be unwise, ag | were at the fire in a reasonably short time, but | colds, bronchitis, sore throat, influenza, &c. ANTROMAS DOWLI r MEMORA pes Rooke Note ares Georgetown, ’and county affairs, reported back | Saturday (a regular weekly holiday) and S too late, as the building, an old frame stra: | The remedy we allude to is Dr. Wistar's Balam | _m9-d__ [Georgetown Courter #1 — Aucthonesr, ETTER PAPER, aud PLAYING © abs. at the Council bill No. 16, creating the office «f fence view: | day follow, and the preparations of the pupils | ture, was entirely destroyed. The fire was | of Wild Cherry, prepared by Seth W. Fowle & x 5 very lowest prices. myS tr fre dm the County, and regulating the height of | for the annual examinations would be greatly | caused by the explosion of a coal ofl lamp le!t | Son, Boston. 12,6 ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown GRICULTURAL Books cee, with am amendment’ which makes ise fect | retarded by a three-days’ intermission, burning in the building, Loss, $300, which is |g ee TRUSTEES SALE ON Vauante mnat us | A ao arc or legal height, instead of four fect. | "Mtr. Detrick offered a resolution, which was | covered b. 8 policy fa Matual Fire Insur- ‘URCO-RUSSIAN Barus, 903 E street. 10,6 TATE IN GEORGETOWN, Dc Johnston's Agricultaral Chendery..@1 78 it would Impose heaty €penses ob pr adopted, that the resolution of ‘the board, | ance company, of cit; Sopa Water APPARATUS FoR SALR—A By virtue of a deed of truat from Charles T. nee rty-ho wi adopted January 1, 1:73, affecting the salary aS gmeags are at variety of White and Tennessee Marble Edmonston and wife, made January 25h, 1870, * ix unproductive. They should look well to the sub- | of Miss Maggie C. Walsh, teacher of Primary | | T8® SPELLING MepaALs tN THE Fovera ja Water Apparatus at manufacturer's prices Amongst the land records of said 3 before they act. school No. 4. second district, be constraed to | Scuoot DistRict.—The protracted contest and terms. Second-hand ones taken in exchange. District in, Liber N , folio 313, &c.,and at the dest oPeevetal taidents oftwe county wisn | ke etect from and utter February 3, isis. | for the prize medal for spelling in the male | ure soda Water in Steel Fountaing at Patncy | Teitertonthe Barty secured thereby. I Nil ofr or % of improving aod preserving their | Mr. AtLwe offered a resolution placing the sal- | Intermediate school, No. 1, in this school dis- - a Seat 3 o'clock pt ri desirous of improving aod preserving their + : 4 trict, Mr. E. D. Th ae “ll & Green’s, Georgetown. ws in front 78 Property. As matters now exist, farmers have no | &ty of the janitor of the Jefferson building at et, re a pose oa teacher, will be ———____¢—____ ince, mnd in Geo 2 ection from the depredations of all kinds of ant- | $1,600 per annum, to date from the Ist of April | awarded leyer Herman. Cuamrion Eanta Croser, the best in use | said, known and described as the soutbern part « gpd 2 mals running at large. s last; which was referred to the committee on ac- The spelling medals to the sat tang’ schools | Hamilton & Pearson, Y. M. C. A. Building, 9th | lot No. 61, in Peter Beatty , Threlkeld ‘end Deakin EB S beens "Orne co Mr-Thompeon said he would vote for the bill if | counts. Mr. Randolph announced that the | Will be awarded as follows: To Mary J. Cronin, | and D. 4,5,005 | Addition tosaid town; said part haviig a front of Horse Ouners Orclopedia..——_—_ 3 78 The Boag ahe county want! it, but he thought | semi-annual examination of applicants for the | of Female Secendary No. 2, Miss Annie Adams *< Yo ey Sere cp tne wens eee Bs All the new books fecaived ‘as eoog Qe pubtiehed the Counc! ter wait until ‘they from | position of teacher will be held at the Franklin | teacher; Charles Cleaves,’ of Male Secondat Dootry’s Yeast Powpen is convenient thet * iaRD B. MOUUH 2°00 Batted. Pe'wed sae ropremiott tay tanked the bit | Kcuool building May 31, commencing at 9 | No. 3, Miss Rachel Garrctt: teacher; Mary i, | Economical, and always reliable. No waste of | otthat BG , MOHUM & 00. Maryland law on the subject now: thy . o'clock in the morning. Lyell, Female Secondary No. 4, Miss M. A. ee with it, as it is always of the best ance isthe people inthe county. If passed, itera | Bille EM Oateced weal coat othe | Gary No. 8 Mise LIGA Rae ache sare, | Tua orn Pee = Dearing alt per cont, interest 7 "¢ to the people in the county. |, it wou! is of Mr. Gui , coal contractor, was then ‘y . 5, Ls ley, teacher. e 7 < cent. interest from fevotve Bireds of ihomsande of dofiareeipenes (0 | taken up. above awards will have to be approved by the | prescriptions carerally congue by Geo W, | thedayof sale shall be given, to be secured by {f° pomtponing action intil they" could heat from | gQMf. Hert stated that the DIM amounted to | board of public ¢ school trustees. Driver and bis corpsof efficient assistants ai the | Sita of ctzaet of the, Bremlars. The terms of ule them by petition or memorial. $3,446.81, from which the board had ordered a new sample rooms corner Pennsylvania avenue the property shall be resold five day: On motion of Mr. Browne, the further coasidera- | ‘leductionof 10@er cent. He moved that the | )Stits Acarner Insurance Comrantes.— | 209 Fourand-a half strect id 4,5 eat the Fisk’ and cost of the tion Was postponed. bills, with the abovediscount being made, be | Yesterday Mr. J. G. Kimball broaght suit = aa r. Allconveyancing at buyers’ cost Mr. Browne iutrodnced a bil to change the ‘at the close of ale, jnired id Karpelest GH CAPER’ '. Trustee. " THOS. DOWLING. Auct. chi names | approved; which motion was adopted. against the National Life Insurance company, | MxpIcaTED BATHS, *3 E street.¢ 10,6 posite of $200 will be cmt | “Air Hart reported that the difference be- | for Catharine Jacobs, for the amount of policy - ° — Fgh tween the bill of Mr. Marlow for coal farnished | (5,000) on the life of Edward Nixon Jacobs,who | | Twe Stxcen Sewino MAcurem sales of 1872] m7 [Oonrier during the holidays, when none could be ob- lied on the 19th of January last. Mr. Kimball | were $219,660. 4,12s,wtr Leo Carper. A memori: setting forth the reasons of Adjourned 0 seme linnicerens: ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, HOUSE OF DELEGATES.—The Housowascalled | {hit“the sncune (ar nand was $47, and mast Raniase Gan Conttosttal ice Bee seer Seen cae ae *riceners Castoris. re | B 158 Bridge strest, Georgetown. to order by the Speaker (Mr. Campbell). Prayer by | Mr. Guirand. any of New York for amount of policy 10,00, | Tekwates, the stomach, cures wind colic and | eprergpe SALE or VALUABLE MILL PROP- ; Rev. Dr. Ravkin. Mr. Scott moved to amend by striking out | Insured for his benefit on the life of Edward N: | Cattor ol cP: Tt is @ substi pd ERTY 1N GEORGETOWN, D.0- es erers Mr. Brewer introdnced bill for the relief of Sam’! | the £47 and allow the bill to stand as rendered. | Jacobs. a en teres Page Sa ye eT A SEXANDRIA Va. Wasa } Ficrmons ts gay S665 for what beclaimetolre | | Mr. Champlin offered an amendment, that | Onpens or sue Boatn oF Pomc Wores Warren Patent Mrat Cooxen at Hamil_ records of the Disirict of Octaimhja, ant at the GTON AND GreRoETOWwh, ‘..0. been scfgal dating Xo his property during arain | the £17 be allowed, less 10 pier cent. deducted. | gORDERS OP TH Boal t improvement | to” & Pearson's, Y.M.C. A. Building, 9th and | requoet of the parties sacured theme fet atte Picr 3; North Wi Pri storm in + caused by impropes abe Amendment was adopted and the motion | [las heen diected. to oemmpinte tee nt | De . 4,5,005° | signed, ae trustse. will offer for sale at “pubile wuc- WEDNESDAY cod'SAT- the Ganggror for nfirmationtae'to theameant or | _ Sir. Woodward stated that he understood it | {86 Citele to Kock Creek at once. Gu. Ballvch | | Poxn’s Exraaot is forsale at wholesale by | FHCRMBAP HER teieatts Se oelock pmo on At) a unpaid Mii approved iy the ‘Auditor and €untrolter | Was proposed to have a second trial of =pelling fuotwalk on Com dacoretin, tone Ande | snd by deuggiet Gress ies aeytvanla, avenue, | roo) Gate rentioned tnd decribed nnd comveved 40 | DAY apd QATURDAT? Oem eo Tee Under the act Of June 3, 182, and to whom due; laid | matches in the Infermediate schools, ‘Tike sate | footw foutheast; also, a plank foctwalk, on | Sut DY druggists everywhere. tyw,f,tr ” | said deed of trust, and the buildings, Improvemen at phia with “Cirdew a Fl bill for the retief of H, | DOaFd of the second district had decided against f = oak on Ppurtonances to the same belog- | Tron Line” of steamers for ost —— the reperition, and brought the matter Getore | NOtth side of L, between 3d and 4th streets | To onrarm the most deli us julip or smash, n of ground situated at the north- | New England States, No. w! ‘porti Commedore, being the amount = 1 northwest. T as and | made of the finest material, 1 of the intersection of Water and. Bote wr caused by ofening an alley: referred. = “"*S% | the board for consideration. Mr. French aid | prwuwcst, | The superintendent a iakap-jost | the most artietic manner, go to Geo. W, Drigers | ines strecin, ja Georgetown, in anid’ Distscg ay | Sete curbir s Co Phil pate, Hunt submitted resolution calling npon the | that there had been no intention of repeating | in front of the Central Presbyterian chapel, | new sample rooms, corner Pennsylvania aveuus icauts Pati north of thet width 6h fecteaad seacies | Re AghED,Aleandrin, Va. sae ot patentee ake eet te | eet make personal explana- | COTEF dd and I streets northwest. and Four-and-a-half street. 4,5 art adjoins the former part om the merit anatete WALDO a. PEAROE, 54 Congress Street, Bos- ied, te May 10, 163, and the net amount realized | tion.” He said that there appeared in the priut- | _Drasoxp Rino nis morning the | SHints mae To Oxpen—Gentlemen far- | “riint waiters lich inpron ed withthe | oR 7_Proights delivered br Knox's Rixpros:. Orders troduced bill for the relief of Thos. Lucas, | {4.*tatement of Mr. Guinand the following: | detectives arrested a young white womacata | Rishing their own material, com hone tha ay dings, now occupied ase | weft, Mt, General OMco, 603 Pennsylvania roRney Francis Reeside; refe z "| “When the board met and the bids were | house on 15th street, charged with stealing a | Shirts made to order at the shortest notice, at " eo.tt thesteamer wharf will be promptly Herbert. presented petition asking that opened, my bid was opposed by Mr. Hart, al- | valuable diamond ring, (4 stone,) worth 210, | Keen's, 422 9th street northwest. Satisfaction crm of sale: One-third cash; balanee in two (2) SS ee bili to change the name of th: though I was the lowest, no doubt with the view | from a lady in whose house she was working as | guaranteed. 4,19,1: notes of equal 8, payable respectively in one W 4SaINeTo! SORFOLE, BOSTON, AND Barry Farm to Bast of benefiting his district and his friends. He | scamstress. The ring was missed ‘some face Se aie coe is and, two yeareafter date. with interest at six por 0 VIDENCG! , bat, that the iy be | could not, however, get over ms Vid, and it was | ago, and aiter her arrest she acknowledged the | », TE2 COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use- , dof trast tpipebe premises sold: | hevieg Seen ee weet LADY OF fae tieplierd sabmitted « resolution directing the | 8%8Fded to me for the whole city. ’ Mr. Dulin | theft, giving as a reason that she took it toraise | fulness of Singer's Sewing Machine. 1,5 ‘me « Autconveyancing | Rorfolk, will leave bot whaeh fost Bre department totoquiestets ame | £e1t quite jubilant, over the matier. and Mr. money for the support of an aged mother wi. Sovump vzsr being indispensable to health nace cost. “It the terms if sale be not come | of” et at aay fost ton of the fire-alarm telezraplt, and ¢ x id has the | very ill. She is detained for a hearing. iad oomuiecs Geauende pat hin six (6) days from the time of sale, f ncecesary to render the system inore | contract at last.” Mr. Hart challenged any 7 e oo th of persons from far al the property will be sold at the Fi of the ite, the well-known | (cfaultlag purchaser | St (he Fisk and cost of th ———-¢ —__ near pted. member to assert that they had ever heard him Tue Government Paintine Orewe.—The | 824 2S 15th street, opposite the presented the petition of Samuc! W. | make any such remarks either in committee or | “PPropriations for the Government printing ot- | Qbropodist, No. relief from taxes; referred. ED, SHOEMAKER. Trnstoo. r 4 , for relie! corns, bad nalls., dc. m3-s.t.th.te THUS. DOWLING, Aact’r the board. After waiting for a response and | ficefor the present fiscal year are nearly ex- > ns J ausey, epertog oneal BT Me. is iareenur, | FeeeieiNg Rone, he, pronounced the statement | Lausted, ‘This will na short tlme necessitate sWracor @ Gave Sree Hsommre tre | D* ic Goon bancains i mences * and © o1 ° * an infamous lie. Adjourned. a re force. 1 ap| riations TLLOOX '8 SEW r i. sure to shows and vexhibstions in the alo OF disposal ‘of Journed. | for the next fiscal year become aradavte on tie | oo eL oe eons SEWING J omg BENJAMIN MILLER, ©” he Speaker laid before the Howse a communica- Wasnincton M. I tion from the Governor, transmitting @ report of the board of heaith; referred to the committee en Ist of July, when the entire force will xgain be | Baum’s hoopskirt ‘corset 101 Bridge street, Georgetown. put on, but will probably be worked only on Intelligencer Bullding nord? fh Street, | | Jans ; the ba half time antil the meeting of Congress. zm ae - Convention at St. Louis the lecture on cancers, “ Tae poncqpae aad M ‘HERMOMETERS are repaired see getpmanication from Henry Johneon, pres- | Ste. wich be prepared and delivered as one of | ,SCPDEN Dear vio Arortexr.—This | gud made te Order te henner eee THE BRITISH AND NORTE AMERICAN 1 & morning, about 7 o'clock, Officer Longstreet, of Bec., Se» Pi yiting the House to attend @ teachers’ meeting on | the Toner course in this city during last winter. | te) 5th precinct, found Mr. Charies A. crip ——+ = — paces Tikatie oes won ncceten nr: Suepherd, the in- | In regard to the lecture there, the St. Louis He- | in's restaurant, suffering with dts Thecaice | INSURANCE COMPANTES, _ | #8; Cloths, Cnssimers,_ me eae Hie fa eat eens, the Governor to inform the |” The audience was large. The lecture was | {20k him to his home on lith street, near E:and | — eae weet eRN FIRE INSURANCE | Bleached Cotton. inc. ofene wwicpaste use in what manner ap appropriation for the im- | a complete success. “The dpcaker beganby ox. A short time. Dr. Bulkley on his ar- | (q COMPANY. — y wement of the harbor of Georgetown has been Qrcrmed the: Tonar | Tival pronounced the cause of death to be ap- ° BOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, SETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. ment of the har Georgetown fi nlaining the reason why itt al pro sss EADY FOR THE SPRING TRADE. Soheraiell the Balding ing the Governor | [ectures It takes its name from the fact ot its | POPIEX eee is CASH ASSETS. -- $306,427 62 | Witha full corps of first class workmen, a com- board of public works for supervision, were adopted. | having first been delivered in Washington city New Puntications.—From Shillington, and OFFICE, 603 FIFTEENTH STREET, lete stock of the ~ foreign and domestic Dye aaa NEW ENGINE HOUSES. before the Toner association, an association | also from J. C. Parker, we have the Popular OPPOSiTg TREASURY DEPARTMENT. tufls, &c., &c., Lam fall to 1 Hoare resolved itself into committee of the | that makes a specialty of tumors, cancers and | Science Mouthiy for dune ml3-3m K. W. BATES, 1 CLEAN OF LOR on the bill for the purchase of 4 lot aul the | like diseases, and which was founded by Dr. T'o- area - W. BATES, Agent. | LADIES’ AND GENTS’ SPRING AND SUMMER mot spew cueing house for Columbia Eucine | ner, who set aside a large fortune for itssupport. THE COURTS. promptly and tebe eee pe AREL, sci icaing nha tr om | HG, ek Pepa 9 onan forthe srgl of i SEERE = Tectertay af RS pe Ragas Bact 00 SEE RAE» sco i Ts represen vat cu ', c~ . Florence a mittee to tclect the site reported. to the, House and | tims to the grave annually withia the United td. Twas Mv Charles Lentestot Deus, | £18 EB INSURANCE Company, | PREMIUM STEAM DYEING anv SCOUR passed. [The bill ‘sppropriates $12,000 for the par- | States alone. The day has not yet come for armitted toths bar, Jackson agt. Jackson; or THE ESTABLISHED 1831, The removal ofthe company ix made neces- | medical men to account for its ‘presence. A below affirmed. Premium awarded 1857. the enlargement of the Capitol grounds} large screen was ‘on the stage, upon POLICE COURT, Judge Snell.—To-day, Frank DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Office. Jemee S- Georgetown, D.O sito, commie ft the HSES, “crete Photograns: were: peeegea Se digeon thestrece, Wea” Butoh Sea ieian ‘ Oreamized April Ist, 1573. ——< - vuse for Menry Addison engine company, | means of a magic lantern, magni full 5,000 | 20 CMe ig wins arrows wae ia aoe of Georgetown, (Mr. Taliaferg in the chair), | diameters. By means of these he illustrated | rae pie home to 8 tree, Charles Warner os THE TRADES. and if was considered and amended eo as to his subject, showing the cancer in all profanity; 83. Maria Beck, « public prostiture, was oo Priate $10,000,less the amount received from U of the disease. Dr. Woodward is a man of | sent tothe workhouse on the charge of vagrancy. iccacssedacssbnststncsinstnaseniescn 0 sale of the present property, and providing that it hall be located nort ridge strect, wes re ‘Washlagton nied “north of Br ee atroct, west of | able impression upon his auditors. He Notice of Removal. i and vor- | Pat Srosepahan, charged with ii g leasing address, coped eign Spr] nae pleaded pa | pc yi ; ‘as | OFFICE No. 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU bill was reported to the House, and the amendiynts a Jaros expessenee ka, bosaelnprer gross = this class | jinson ie oe pe ee grd (Oven MitsuRN's Dave Bronze.) = Marea Pisaaand, the further consideration post- | of diseases, and his lecture, Gualided=iimestr | arazaumich, t9ok, place’ at Juneman's garden on JOHN T. LENMAN, Prosident EES upen the subject ‘The locture occupied fully tom asenult and battery on Henry Mackabers Bank: PE Dye cee eresident. ———- es ae mmeron Cire ZananyveTy met | an hour and a half in delivery, and was liste Se Seog ees charged Teceuat satealt Gnd betiery on re or ms: y urth Presb ureh, mar! ttention. " “ ls i le Wm. Orme, H. Olay Stewart, on 9th street, Rev. J. N. Coombs moder: 4 that he was sitting eating bis dinner in his boardin, Chi “a “J .L. Barbour and Rev. B. F. Bittinger clerk pro tem. Mr. | | AX INraqovsOvrmaceny Four Rugriays. | boueywhen Groen entered and attacked him wth Edward Droop; 3h F-bemaas, 5. A. Williamson was examined preparatory to | One of the most infamous outrages recorded in | d-curred. atthe hee oe Me eed. This ee sm Deis, being licensed. The examination was in theol- | the criminal annals of this District was perpe- | of Sam, from whom shehad patted companrsrme | OMt AL. Herr, THE LUMBER BUSINESS, ogy, ecclesiastical history, Latin and critical | trated on Saturday night last upon the person | months ago Mary Green, wife of Sam, toutified tliat ‘SURE YOUB LIFE = lecture, in all of which he was found to be pro- | of & table widow lady named Agnes Hart- | she was married to him scme6 years ago, and had left in thet ficient.’ Mr. C. B. Ramsdell was examined in | nett, Fesides with the family of oftcer | him. She saw the amanit, the blows were of a serions ONG OLD com 5 experimental religion, with a view of being re- | Fitzpatrick in the northeastern portion of the | Character. 4 THE ™ bed id ENSUR> | 1EKETOFORE CONDUCTED BY THE UN Smination ‘was sustained, und be ees Forsisel [abe weutont to, maake some ncrokene of at rates Oreaneed 1848.7 force falewovioae.es | Den ; : on wi y Was receiv: arti- % = a. # . DERSIGN, under the care of the presbytery. ‘His diploma | cles on 7th street, and on ber return home | the larceny wardane wine hea ao ee tae Taye hiatal See . guimchegselie mica rrg of graduation at Yale Col! was acce; in | wated to make a friendly call on an acquaint- | niture from léth street; defendant was in hisemploy, | ————>——————____& SA fh street. | ayissours a VENUE, AND B STREET, BS- cadmas Thon ‘Messrs. loons Not “i nd tas prirtnene einting sane WHE. roids wards" from : Coat pocket ‘hich was io tran kr ae ie Nor, PPL THE Pup, TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS ip SSaEIe: Bi = The chains were afterwards found rawerof a | FRA aN COMPANY, Mason were inted as @ committee to di = yu man, whom she seen before, (a it <4 . 7 . Dr. : malicious img the pastorship of the Assembly church, | he offered to accompany her, as it had | trict of Galembie te eser ee romerty off the Di Repablic, No. 706 D street northwest, Mo charge which he stated was on account of impaired ere dark, She accepted bis offer, and an lic atresti Bt. Charlotte Johnson, profanity; | for Policies. Dr, Jes. 0, Hall, Jou Purdy, Dr.J. hea:..- ey were crossing an open comninns. Tivwar bv falas pret ‘J. Keyworth, Jas. 0. McGuire, £ , from the committee on charch | other young ies specnocees, whims the soon ite + employment ofa scnveicat named, Marshall om oH. Wi . 2 Cor. of 13th street and Ohio ave. n. 1813 Tru STREET NORTHWEST. four seized her, and after ing her, commit- | fhis mo the Sahetardiect, += ‘i iDLEY, (Betwoon M and N sts.) ted Fepeated "ontragess aon her’ person, | giviy'sStccp ie uenaae' Brew ot jiu: | “OHARLES BESBEST, decrees : Sengrognton i Wot | fe meng when they lot Nerandvarcaw | Etnyee ts aad avn Seti sone | “Tp TAROT wR ESET SEAS | "= aa Sites’ Soil! be without a, place of ae tun: | the city. She g oped her way home aa best she 3 ¥, Who, for m or other, cannot a UEP *1G & Lacunrvsa, SOAP! SOAP I! : P peald, und tord the story ot her wronee evan be found, to testify against her husband for cruel oF TRE Successors to Proctor & Gamble’ celebrated Cincinnati lene aid’ be promptly rendered: therefore, we : ry mgs to the | Kecuitupun her Be Bradiey pagan for a DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. REA, BOAE the bent inthe spatkerid coats por | cordially commend the necessities ot those | wife of the gentleman in whose house she was time to await the result of the injuries on his — PRACTICAL COPP! 8, bar, Stee. by the box of 60 Ibs. Uirelan church of ds cay, "aat Lois | te Meuse Coureuod guedigrsation int | Surlanigeteceiena Naeger | || ORCAMIEED AUCusTee, ere, |, TRAIT NERF ici wast, Christian ry; against ering. court —_— " . northwest. , &e. ‘ one of the parties whom she knew, but it is | ordered the attachment to be issued, a OABB CAPITAL An -enenenemenne G 100,008 HAS. HABTEL, Im store 1,000 Ibs, extra quality Suger-Oure+ Mr. Nourgs, from the committee on home | thought they havo all left the city. It, ts | , UW arsniurmes the,ene epee” meneeed (2 28 | Once tn Bephers’s Balding, Mo. 908% Pennart ¢ CARPENTER AND BUILDER. HAMS. a white Lai missions, submitted a esolution that we recom: they will yet be caug! lentitied. | ohn Th nd Jon Kelnely did uot take piace | sanieavenue.” MOSES KELLY, S259 ctrect southeast. All orders x Fresh Grahame PLOUB tren best fomake contribution on the basis of thecon- | CHESAPEAKE, AxD Onto CaxAt—Mecting of — GAMUEL OROBS,Hooretary, * /” President. AW SISS"nocaw, 10 FRESH OATMEAL, BYE FLeus ution resbyterial fu $250 for ire e hoard rectors 2 . Market Space, — support of the Gurley chu forthe year com: peake and Olio canal company metat Anoapo- GEORGETOWN. = Manufactures of AWNINGE. fer Stores, Oity and seers heres SH mete aS | ee Sacer aaa emer | prams Win Se cee | ee A TUUSLRWEI ET Pore cate LIQUORS! LIQUORS! sum }; adopted. bE al HT. $ . B. 6 ‘ for the MILDEW- : 4 gin So sce aitures $17,888.22; net Fevenuc, * 3. The pely ‘T. Porter, — ane = A.B. et | phoor AWNING MATERIAL.” ‘epld-tr Se mener Ad) vaathadame * DEMAND vor THE PostaL Carps iv Wasu- | 2Umber of tons of coal shipped during the lel Gro gh, ‘came ition in the ! 18S ANNEE DIGNEN WISHES TO INFORM LUMBING AND GAS-FITTING. California Brandy, per bottle 1 Totes —Judge Edmunds, city postmaster, de. | month was06. 178, a deerease of 10,400 compared | Blev, OCcuPYing, the same, post 4h | ME Arinde pad tee ete tae eee | Pp — Holland Gin, per bettie. 'y < Apa DO CRI a emeceeeeerenenn enone ie Wann SYBury arse edo oas | fe SE ne ne eomparcon, nas | Auta, aru ae tees, Laty of we | HUNER RC Paremaars Pome Ngo | yee tna nv ee Remtng ee gue | em 3 $2,174.63, while the expenditures show @ de- e arrivi jortolk with miscel- | | ‘terms, leave orders CATAWBA WINB, Resear Genta ough wena | ctor, ath eater asse wan | Bla en aa Eee hrc Whaeds |W GAYE SOF ——— ae enone, card agency at Springfield, Mass. and last eve- | ie'sorden shatt, the strike among e portion et | BFO"% 60 DOZEN natn" WM. ROTHWELL. | poreswEET CIDER. ning 200,000 of the new cards arrived, and in leas | fhe Doees ther ‘with a dectease in ship Fish WHARF.—The receipts of fish to-day i] OUNNINGHAM, HATTER, | _ Philadelphia aL band PORTER. than five minutes after their arrival were on | the miners, together with a decrease in ship- | were 30,000 herring, which sid at soto souay | ML, OVI Sins: Betwese tela ana 11mm, nee Oe ee ee oe a | oe past two years, furnished over one-fourth of | Hhousand. at bas , tre C. S. OHARE & son, nown, rush was made forchestamp window: | tbe iserdasedgooeraly tue on, | arvivedW-day WiUr S06) Duahels what fer LADIES’ SKIRTS, ra ow fais, net Ser oc Es between Mand one of the new Cards. Most of the cfowd pur- | Bowerer. The board ‘sffours raed to meet on | Haruy & Bro. Hats or ene, on resscaabietorms fete” | FL OU chased from ene te twentz-fve cards each; sume in, ‘and slection will take piace. O1Pa, New, Cc OM J a ly RECEIVED DIRECT : went as high as fifty and one hundred, and a | "6 Fe.4 { PAPERHANGINGS, xe. 439 WHICH WE ARE SELLING Pitter, few wanted five hundred or one thousand. ” M ang | 77H 8. Tm Sr. tobave Gas a from the Mills in Many bought cards to send to their friendsin | »\VALL's OrzRa HotsE.— Messrs. Baker and NOW OPEN aT vlerms, Ho. diflerent parts ot the een Sacetnent to cine ti tha meet Comal deen’ MARKRITER’S, “as so. BU8 Sd strect, mortbdact. VaLLEY OF VIRGINIA. ing one thousa: a Maine. a ee Scfereat waa the demand for thee that daring and been io sen racens Nema Oa Benes AWNINGS, Fiace, Tanrs. WU cll o tamitiog $0 opate por barre tam thaw, about 12,000 were sold. doors above iy COPELAND, mand sah asd at te eae -APEREANGINGS of new snd stylish of 88 CENTS PER SKIRT. Prices of SUGARS and TEAS all marked down. they come!” One order for 5,000" we soley durashity citnere oe Rage a a CATAWBA WINB, Jersey was filled to-day, ia LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOB, i a3 Bes 683 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, i H i f ahs