Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1873, Page 4

NG STAR. | ome oes lip fF OS yet ngage pv pea CITY ITEMS. Georgetown Advertisements. | BOO KS, ST ATIONERY, &e 4 < COUNCIL.—Io the Council yesterday evening, & ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS Noaw WALKER & Co., 11 Penn. | [SOR SALE CHEAP—.000 ORANGES at | 7p RE J Cal > . pay Sones int thst Betz as coments ewig: | ssn Famuta Conmmonse’ scree ar soaapatainn omcts | nireomarcans aoaast Pears tgnawoms | FS te Shana pes temas eer rs | enbodbtyre ww, Aeasr es Baska a oP FRIDAY sereeess---sMimy 16, I873. | caring shat that body had accepted the resignation | MISS PANELA CUNNINGHAM—VARIOUS RE- 36 fa qneet $2 ‘Sack Suits. — Raceake Woluute Fetes Prem Damar, | bem = 9th street hwest, corner of 1. Also 2 rT. pn mn ean pa CTY The board of vice fegenta of the Monnt Ver- Shad. per huntred. 90 to sia0e; Herring, per } " 1. sw, sweet ight and wholesome Bread, rat No" 106 High street, Goorgstown i> | aithe bew Boos, Pervasicnis 4 and a full ay LOCAL NEWS. qaivlden introduced » bil} to sreare greater | non Association held a meeting at the Imperial ~ £4.50 to $5: white Per punch | polis, Biscuits, Corn Bread, Mutines Buck: W. BROWN, | ee uote gee : a in borg , after — retara from LA E 4 at cahccrmace Vee Bk eT ‘ernon on nesday evening, ject opens vine fore horeemene | aaa icra Cain waters Visitors a int 4 of Virginia to inspect books and reports of | R. A. Golder & Bro.; agents:—7,000 shad from wheat and other Griddle Cakes, and Pastry ore ae Cakes, with Dooley’s Yeast Powder. Sold by Amusements, Well’s Opera Howse—The German Drama | “Chris and Lena.” | Theater Comique—‘*The Waitsof New York,” | the . BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 128 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, D.C. E ROY. iADEM; A NEW MOSIO Y Nellans <1 6 grocers. Flay aod Prot fm My Garden; by Boe songs, dances, rihen. practitioners at the . Se ‘red to $13; 50,000 herring: from $5 to. 80, 50 — be Young Mchanic,e Pravtical Treatise. ‘our! : Toes st ‘ans. I have this a ed OK STORE her Girls; by Mrs, Whitney ; fe Fours of thie District who ohall exeminesit pereone | “™EoMeers; an required bylaw: | | Stnches sock Ber a) wingie Tock, 812590 | some peautital styles received at Prigg’s | sbovenamed place, bad wonld salle heer erature and Doguia,bs Make kieeld Condensed Locals, and the sn} , Colone! Hollingsworth, ‘iry Store, Ni Pe ylvania avenue, Jewelry rey, —— . ‘Workmen are constructing the elevator which Jet ordere tobe laced in the Senate wing of the Capitol by the last Congress. ‘The = Temperance Blesing” will hold a meeting, in conjunction with Dashaways, at Marfni’s hall this evening. From Jos. Shillington and from J. ©. Parker place, and w: dcw! erature Dogma, Sk eo ard sat in prices => am alo Agency for ‘AiNSD GLASS ‘all the stock of Shect Music of she ints WM, BALLANTYNE Poe & Seligeon at one-half price. ja} a md-tr 425 Trh street, near Lt OF NEW BOOKS oO. were submitted and critically exami: Dus Nowa penny postman named an 434 and 6th stree! x While the board was in session, Dr. C. P. | young applied t the marshal of the Police Ginencrel Laces’ ian Weds dimen on Howland eng nl eal cane’ Court yesterday for $1.25 as a fee for attending | araught at Geo. W. Driver's new sample rooms, uti Bae eourt some months since as ting witness | corner Pennsylvania avenue and 4\ street. 15,3 ops eevee cram I ebarge the Ladies’ Mount Vernon Associa- Gurewess Porter and Bass and & inlawfully receiving fifty-six and a Co.'s English Ale on draught at Geo. W. Driver's B THOS. DOWLIN G, Auctioneer; Georgetown. ws nore — es Saws. for the corner Pennsylvania avenue | “DWELLING HOUSE OM Phos het STEERS 13 ~ *; “ juarter from those tung » ew sam] rooms, G . St are the, Galery and Mme. Demorcat's Mirror jae Bway ‘should only receive five ye rot | and ay erect 15,5 CroNGETOWS. mares cake SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, * Teeeraek eee 7. virtne of a decree ‘ Gen. Babcock has placed the two deers re- | {iuF,forin ihagthg inetituticn hes incurred o dct tand JULIPS, SwashEs, CockTarts and other pre- the District of Columbia, Feed income 8 Consex 4 STRERT AND Panna. Ave: eeutly nted to him. in Lafayette square, | ation of #3400 f= ite liquidation and the mainte- apy I scriptions carefully compounded by Geo. W. 3.158, Speiden et al. vs. Mahagan et ai., I will where they attract mueh attention. school the current year: referred. fh appone’ - Driver and his corpsof efficient assistants at the | sell, i front of Premises,on SATURDAY, the | id Kensington. By Miss Thackeray Yesterday afternoon, Chas. Me Hugh residing < Biley sulsmitted a reegtation. that the Gover- to recelve moneys from the publi without | 7 marshal explained new sample rooms corner Pennsylvania avenue | itt ityu ny AD itesiet O% Gleick pim., | |The Qld Crunteas.” @ geauel to "Lond Hope's fon wn Foe BAe at pe IE account of the same. 1 charge | PSn¢s PO Provision for and 4) street. 15,5 | Feet from High stvestcon Proce eiey eenees auities of ay . eS e ry porals for extending and rebuilding the | bouse fund thet can be approi ee Dvwtar’s & Auipon’s New York style Pearl | 0g thence west 15 fect; thence south 1m) fectsthence table objects from July 1, 1&3, to June 30, 1st4; bei ie fe yee Tem; are as stated by Mr. Youag, it | Cassimere Dress Hats, now ready, the hand- . At ide. Pascare 3 the author of “Strathmore” and agreed to; po for daystogether, and incapable cast 18 fect, and thence Dorth to the beginning. Police Telegraph lines will be received by M. perty iethat ‘lately occupied by Jolie ak i 0. looks like a small business to deduct en ; ; ; + | “Lnder Pwo : X. Holly, at police headquarters, until the 24th | P\S<,ce on rux BILL EXTENDING TRE TIME FOR to the business of Mount Vernon, and, while | {oNeue,® “mall busine steonsiing te a cese im Porras lish In the market, at thelr | Ko. 41 Frospeat strectand is improved with acom: | The orn Gitke. By Mrs. Whitney, author of ‘Mr. M. B. Latimer, of the of Latimer & a8 OF DELEG ATES. Paoastionel tror | Mtexicated, of being seen og ge ; | which he was assualted in the performance of id tah eos EE ‘Terms of sale: One-third ; Fenidueat6and 12] A Fair Saxon. By Justin McCarthy, Cleary, whose it indie; en- | , HOUSE OF DELEG. & y after | I charge the vice regents with allowing the | his omcial duties. Founp at Lasti—A remedy that not only | months, with interest at® percomt-from the tay at | Soe 'maatiits BY Lostin Me * recent ind lon was men: ournal was read, Mr. Trimble mo to go into | regent, Miss Cunningham, thus to be a public a Ne een relieves, but cures that enemy of mankind, | sale; $50 deposit when the property is Young Men of Great 8 A journal of amnus- toned im the Stan. is much better, we are glad ittee of the Whole om the bill extending the | scandal and disgrace to the Mount Vernon As-| ALLEGED Disrervraste Hovse—For some | Co, mption, as well as the numerous statelites | Conveyancing at expense of Ranches ‘and instrective literature to say, and again attending to business. - ial assessments. sociation, without « public disproval of her con- | time past complaints have been made by many | Which revolve around it th the okey of coughs, FRED. W JON ai A young gentioman’s journal mee Washington club ot this city played a | House had diecharged the Casino nt the whine | duct, Oran effort to depose her and appoint pM pe reaper y hyp tecapbecli ppg cheney gaged el (TTR bronchitis, sore throat, influenza, Xe. —— bint te z onside! i auother regent in her place. e city oF aracter of a ho a ” Wistar's Bal. ] Which foruited tn victory for the Wathinges: | thecial onder forto-day. | ne Du Ait made It the ie P'Dm. GC. P. Howzann. between 19th and Lith street, and L street and of, Wad Chirry, prepared by Seth W. Fowle & BBX THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. | Pte Ballads. “Hy Will Carleton, ¢tttostratet.9 he Spenker overruled the point of order. holdin; AN EXCITED DISCUSSION assachusetts avenue, 81 i 5 i 2.8 : — a - ~ miane by aeoore of 12 to.) iat thecrier tok efect oul after the eull of ome | followed the Intouctionat tis erper. Judge | Mekachusctis avenue, and lat night Malor | Bon, Boston. = oa | CHARGERS, SUE, OF RICK HOUSE axn | Alacer stock ot BLANK BOOKS. PASS NOOK Messrs. Harvey & Hotlews, “Strawberry | minees. Thomas, chairman of the board of visitors, | of the Sixth precinct, to make a raidon it,| Twrco-RussiaN Batus, W Estreet. 10,6 MISES ON HIGH STREET, IN GEORGE- | 731, MEMORANDUM Pook Neo Weekes Ayer ce onc of the | | Mr. Shepherd appealed from the decision of the | Hated that the mpmmation of at ne eens | nthe Sixth proct proceeded to do, and took ——— 7 ‘OWN paren me ng Barf Mn a BIR head had examined carefully into the workings | Into custody Alice Johnson and Robert John- | Dootry's Yeast Powpen is convenient By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Conrt of | Very lowest prices evs diets assed i to ‘Com- | economical, and always reliable. No waste of incause No. 3. ¥ to-day was duly appreciate. the society, and were prepared to state tuat | son, (foreman of the Hook and Ladder Com. ry = und thi t. i i ) E Brooks, BI Lewis, M food prepared with it, as it is always of the best rneeeer eae 5 = oe y of 2» RN oe : . the bill. Mr. Brimble in the ebair, and prece-ded | they found “eve correct. He compli. | pany,) Emma Brooks, Maggie » Mary . permisneyon SAT sth 17th day : Pia capes Bowing seman p= €,Siplocks @ fire | {0 consider the bill by sections, and [after discussion mented them upon the succemsfal pursuit of Johnson, Caroline Smith, ‘Thos. Suddsn, | quality: 9,6 May ALDH a8 olclock pin. "vare of Gots Zehaston'y Aaricuitaral Chendutry, caused by a defect in the chimney. The police | Mr. ed for the reading of the engrossed a, an. Me: wen, “whetae eta | ee , : as. Stott & Co., ennsylvania avenne, | one-half inch, being the property lately belonging Gera See y ¢ arfage, pals, Robert and Allee Johnson, giving 300 fee curr’ | 2 paholng the peoperty i SS ee ee een eae proper for the snntoatd bill te | euly regular source of revenue open to them, | bad tus ounre sion eoh Ne ing to-mor- | Sud by druggists everyy ale eels ‘The property ta on the east thie of High strest, Hier Small B's The new drive from the President's house to | 894.1 ag reported to the Home, with.amend- | He assured them that the board had fall consi. | 7%) ig their weary and disasdered bodice ata aa Come] Vis cements the cod cf Broapectsiret, improved the Capftol through the Monument, Smizhsor- | mauie prosssed by Memes, Clatset si Gempzts| dence im the association," and falled to discover | , CHANGE ov Punscar—This morning Jutta | Dany "whch few dosee of Gyers Seema | Hee eperil ¥ the decree: One-third cash; Meridian avenue, is rapidly comiaig tuto favor. | This sce Mrakilea the, Raubows of extending, as it | Soy foundation ~ for Sharges proterred | Shige Shells charged with perjury. dad atterg | Now cleanse their murky vlood and restore tale, with the pion to fhe It tea beautiful rand ae seers ‘ae Rae tu in: | commen ioe aneael the against the regent. On the contrary, her entire pigs oo en rahe mie thegrand | thelr health and viger. Ye muddy victims of | Cont from fh pay the whole in cash. "@o0 deport pe arent pelea ade Ur the Beeedat Patines Want v action met their unqualified approval and sup- alia was summoned a few days since to | Dillows disease, have some regard for your | Eimane’ to bar the whole hy cash. $i deposit ‘The superintendent of*streets kas been di- | sre hereby authorized to i Fe fe ate ae eect raRPIEEL Led taunmres names of oeermer high- | Delghbors, if not for yourselves. m,w,Gw | expense of the purchaser the dixcharge of at, while the commit us fel $ Facas te wan Heted to repair the pavementinaliey, between | ese for erort on declared, they did not believe themselves au- | Fay robbery sgainst Spider Brown and Charles | Mupicatep Barus, WG Estreet. 10,6 <u tae HOMAS DOWLING, eee atthe aaa tin haateneeeg es | jtebgteardomg cha ae ee ce agesese totand' | taveuer wataia van aacbrcene'sc® Past | _caamrrom anv Guaner, te best tm wo | 2&4 _{Ssoretora Carr Sl nesta score has been difected to put the Gap ingald | multiple of that sum, dated May Tint he Sil She pice renee Wumately belonged to | Cian voan oworn to by others that che coentae Hamilton & Pearton, ¥.M. C: A. Building, oth | PZY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct'; Georgetown. | Opewrwa oF A EW bearer, with interest semi-annt ly ie iy" > wa + a Ly appointed ene of the | 18st the reteof eight per centum, cuuntersicacd | After a short complimentary speech from | ent, and saw and heard all that passed betwen ots Soe As : BUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- Pabb BLadk Bou es Scmmissiouers to, sewess damages on property | {orcas thecemuretee of the Bree eae: | Gere oem, 8 vote of thanks was fenerod by regulates tre stomach, cares wid colle ant Be Sarine of 2 deed of trust from Ctiarles 7. | MITE DING Dos rating ig The commisssn ats ew: | Lac aei St ocdieeMeaereat ace son: | mannar in eh their itor shat’ Scenpox: | "swane Fox coulposeeae ene ns tas | ERE esa sae eects a | la cet cea acre ey | Tee onan gaged to-day in the examination of cleimslo- i @ucted. sepia ichiliaai a Raeede cee bees roperted aa Since ‘yesterd oe 2. between castor oil. ee nt ee Deeriet ap [ber Ho. 6 follo S18, Se. and at the . fated im the neighboriwod of the ¥ street f under Waid sumac the | _ The vice-regente assembled at the Imperiat | Nort Pi iv Warren Patext MEA? Coower at Hamil- | Sai ar x public nuttin eer ae hed Workmen are now gaged in impeovin, nd ear from July 1, 1873, watil Hotel yesterday, the regent, Miss Cunningham, THE COURTS. _* Pearsou’s, Y. M. C. A. whine! <i M 3, at & o'clock front of the triangular reservation an the south side of | 153; sau ny | in the chair, and Mise Hudgen acting secretary. | COURT IN GENERAL TERM—To-day, (on | D- Pe ae 5x mown and described Rennsylvania avenue, between 15th and 19th Miss Cuntingham read a skort address tothe | A. E. Payne, of Wisconsin, was, on To onrarn the most delicious julip or smash, in Peter Beatty, Threikehi, and etree er direction of Gen. Babcock. ‘Fhe | “ec 3 . | rice regents, congratulating them on the suc: | E- Tear tothe bar. ihe app! made of the finest material, and manipulated in said tow. said part baring a army dispensary formerly eteod upon this reser- such ce: Cesstul labors of the past year, regretting that ‘om piven Ra LR the most artistic manner, go to Geo. W. Driver's | thirty-two feet.on the west side of Lingan street, Taden, bit mhat building hassow been removed orks are | ber ill-health had prevented Ker more perfect | ferred te the examining committee, W. new sample rooms, corner Penneylvaniaaveuue | Between Im aod Browpert streets Eepay ; and at fountain wiil be placed in the ceuter ‘by Ruflagging intereat ix’ thecnene, s POLICE COURT, Judce Snel? —To-day, Timothy | 0d Four-and-a-half street. 45 Passenger accommodations on of the square. corti hhereaft by said board 3 i Fs Selene saeco Aa 4 — this ‘line are ‘unsurpassed for elegance The financial exhibit of the experintendent | O'Connell. unlawfully ¢ be Foatpaned. SHIRTS MADE TO UxpER.—Gentlemen fur- io fooe escent: | and comfort, Cabin stat was submitted and referred to an anuiting com. | p40 Byram. dos $5. ‘Sondeen, | nishing their own material, can have thelr x which notes beart 4 =" : Shirts made to order at the shortest notice, at she dos. of. sale shall lcates The organization of Mexican Veterans in the | Sonat of assosmments for District of Columbia propose te call a national | agahist the property adjoining and ted < convention of the survivorsof the Mexican war, | by. in accordance with t esd consisting of Mesdames Fitch, Halstead 8 to meet in this city January 15. I*74, to prepare | Assembly of August 10, 1571; and suc! ‘eaxment | aD ‘ashington. Keen's, 422 9th street northwest. Satisfaction @ joint memorial to Congress for a pension to | ¢@rtificates, and all payments thereon, ahall be and A resolution was adopted looking to the ap- “a a0e guaranteed. thesunvivers of the pon oe ‘war. at the seme ledge o,and shall be received, held | pointment or a permanent committee on tinance, ie i issed. Philip Shr 3 2 > pS See eee . ~ “ = assanit on his wife, who testified that he assanited ‘THE community at ay ite the use- md te ee tae ee a ae ane appiied a st gfe principal and eee ot nd defining its duties; after which the cogneil oe ene", ppreciat her when her child was but one day old; bondsto xeep. chaser. All conveyancing at buyers’ cost Ane pensions to the soldiers and aailors of | ¢hp'certsicates of indebtedness authorized by this | *Journed until this morning. peace or.workhonse. Samo party. profanity, f fulness of Singer's Sewing Machine, 15 | Sosite of @200 will be regained atthe closes a me War of 1512; also, to adopt messures lookin a¢tyand for no other use or purpose whatever. Sie ceck Sue sobre 0 5. Sears, sasault on Hine Weer being indispensable to health iv SATERTON, Trastee ee urFeDCy » Soa nnliead teanedbeed of tenn 3. ‘That the time for paying all assessment | _ The vice regents were insecret session to-ay, ; ROBBERY AND PERIURY. of come from far | _™7 [Courier] THOS. DOWLING, Atct Ie Great Benes Leomanr orp @ general assemblage on the occasion of the itcates which have been oF may be issued by the | It is understood, in the consideration ot the ing and robbing Rovert Kilmartis the well-known | JST GoObs aT POPULAR PRICES. ‘As LOW AS BY NY OTHER Fi centennial anniversary July 4, 1516, at Phin’ of Public Works under said act of the Le; above charges against Miss Cunninghaw, the aang ond ropbing Rovers ee oe 15th posite the ‘For GOOD BARGAINS be sure to go to ¥ 4 y yt, ENG, ve Assombly of August Jj’, 1871, shal regent, and other business. fant. it nolle pros was entered as toJ ulin t 4 BENJAMIN MILLER, NX delphia. that the azwunt of each certificate shall be + qhitmartia teet{ted That he had 82 oF 3 Follet from corns, bed Bails, &0., Bridge street own, 1 PPS Je in five egeal annual installments from the ‘of the aum was marked, and he ideut ‘shoes. 5 \ Marini.& Bates’ May Festiva. id certificate, with Interest at the ratecf ten por | The Normal and High School Qnes- iin Stewart sny “Let itt ‘mien 'sice,” | Watzoox & Gime’ Sewine Macmuwn. The | So. 7en gi mon Goods: In all’ the new The fourteenth annual May festivalof Messrs, | {um per anuuin until paid; ond in case of defaule tions, “Spi ked her ont of the duct his wa Pe ae i colors, Siix0., S0c.; Black Silks from 91.25 to EW EXPRESS‘LINE VI ¥ - | im the ment of any installment, the property Ellitor of the St Highly appreciating the iked her out of the duer. This was | celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas. to $1: beeetifal [A CANAL, Marini & Bates’ took place iast evening at their | against which tho certificate aud assessment exist, | intelligent interest in theewellare of our Pablic | Caine ute kad ‘calling “Spiders they weay atce! | Baum’s hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th strest, for cbil ‘Bic. 26¢.; Victorie Lawns, PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va, WASH- dancing scademy. on E street, and, like ali the |-$% 90 much, (hated? os may be, necessary ¢ y said | schools ever manifested by your paper, I ask ness went over afterwards wad inquired if any | Latelligencer Building. 10,28 2 Se., Se.; Black \GTON AND GEORGETOWN, D.C. entertainments of these gentlemen, wasa de- | coli as provided i sald act of Atpase hia the space necessary to permit me to point out was hnrt, and saw the wan in the gutter. THm NATIONAL SAvines Bawe, corner of | A.*Cy Ant Mohas dierail ie coos Da: cided success. ‘Foe hall was d®corated fu the | any time afer the ak Rrgumeny craic Me, Sefallncy im your, Urict | iLewis erificd that he raw Julia Stewart pnilaiaen | yal'ygNArtORAr Savincs Baxe, corner of | dc. ie; one Caso maore of the splendid ¢ 4 most tastefu) manuer, the flora! display especi- bef re sal the owner of he propesty me An the Sa the establishment of a high ae hones tenses ihe gutter. | Oficer Duy uum on depoueer ana phan nfl endo Bisetbel Geen case more of t oe 1 c whole or any in: at thereof, with interest, . . r nd ally being veryelaborate. The Queen's throne, a oF say the work needed is really at the | md found giz id The hours, @to4. Saturdays, 9 to ¢ and 6 no | Ban 5 we rete | FREADY FoR THE i erected in the southern end of the hall, was | °s entry ies Ty v5 committed the parties for action of grand jury. probably one of the handsomest ever ween in ae eg sat, costtacetve heretofore Ler Lg sepeiremre tt spor pep Aya Mr. loss then filed/an information charging Julie ——_o—___ pd frissmed with Soiget come ey Semon, gloth | in'fuit at the explratian of one year from thelr date, | Tefet to the opinion of those who reese ee RUN. (m that. afer having ucen | | TreRwoseTERs and Barometers are repaired apd trimmed with bright colored silks, gold and | shail,on request of the holders, and on di assign od capable mao pes sworn to tell the trut NOt pe lty tenn! en: | and made to order by Hempler, near 43¢ street. sitver tinsel, &c., presenting arich and-clegant | ss Gone te vy tk enced teachers for those schools. tirely fale, Julia pleaded not guilty. Officer Dn- asamee. Thule wee 2 vee ee the sinking fund, on F For precisely that reason the establishment of | Vall and Auna Lewis were sworn, and testified that = of pancuts aud. friends of Cee eet nce | accounts os provl &@ normal school is urged. In order to have the { she had testified that she had not seen t een were many of the Leetisg ye AMONE | Thin act! and’if necematy topruvide mens fer pass | Pent nee nol ls urged. In onder to have the together and alec thet she had eald. after Devlin & Co., iy miilies b= y settee . ‘stimony , thi ed did rob the man, bu Washington, who are patronsof Marint & Bates. | (uminAeald surement certificates, the Board of | profession. Experience comes only from prac- | promised not t RING TRADE. With a fall corps of frst class workmen, acom- ete stock of the best foreign and domestic tuff, Ac., Xe; Pam fally wide t A LADIES’ AND GENTS’ SPRING vromptr andr ba satan Ww. H. WHEATLEY DSUMMER “ ns ni culd commiaiouers to maceay | tices and the most valuable experience trom | Pramseednet tesay anything assinst Anna Brooks’ PREMIO ei FEING alo ScouR- hs wasssepaicd by Mies ‘Carle Han Gee: | Shige anny eat commune te maka Pfseticeunderthe mostskilifulsuperintsntence. bent iothowortionseetfarc: | NEW YORK MERCHANT CLOTHIERS, setinat ibs. ess of Liberty; Miss Marian Webster, Miss | ilar tothove authorized by section one of this act, | HOW are the teachers of primary schools to | A gga Sag hehe came gk tea s 1557 Mamie Palmer, Miss Lottie Brown, Miss Alice | Bot exceeding the amount of assessment certificates Fae nid rake pee tae res ene | Coren depertanees: he eenererten torte: aime. Post Otiee Bora Cem D-O av?-tr S 80 purchased. igher le, for the processes employed in 4 :. - Riddle, Maidsof Honor, Miss Florence Auden. | *(2a"cMecd: 1 a ssstomers oft the latter are very different from thole which THE ALLEGED HORSE TRIED, reid, Crown-bearer: Misses Mary Entwistle, | ar hecchrammorioct ne erie Henry Ridley was charged with the larceny Helen Thornton, Mary Mack, Stelia Mecnts hereby qribe proper lead to success in the former. Those who would | horse from Christian Howard, near Harper's Fetes THE TRADES. May Stone and ‘Clara’ Stewart. Flower Gui Sauer een cate | ScCOmplish much with the youngest pupils | It was shown in testimeny that he rough After the grand entre about nine o'clock, the ‘ied, to the he certifi. | Should devote their energies to this particular orse to this city and traded it with Crabtree coronation of the Qucen took piace, when there | cates of indebtedness’ authorized Uy the fret and | work from the start; andthat their early labors | ofthe Gopecnm: wetting $8) difference’ seat THE LARGEST VARIETY OF Notice of Removal. were suitable addresses by Miss Marian Webster | fourth sections of this act, and allofficers of the Dis. may not prove failures, they must com: Piece Rares ee ei ere een fet, and dhe the rogulat sencearae te Qucen’s | Conform ta such rules and regulations.“ "? S04 | with correct methods. A normal, or more | Tein Ur the rend ery ee Pee - ded , nd . strictly a training schoo! teacl = 7. Sav carried ox an follows! Grncovienns, Muses | uicsis, Hmaremnmterytenconorian of satter. | trem Tucse mottods gon emntie thc tenes GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR Merritt and Yewell; Pas d'Ecosais, Miss F entering on otherwise untried duties, to prac- GEORGETOWN. a ‘Webster; La Bayadere, Miss Merritt; Sailor's i thereon, as pro- | tice under the direction of a skillful super- —__ IN AMERICA. Hornpipe, Master W. Wirt; La Manola, Miss | Yi ction three of this act, an amount qual visor, who can suggest the right and correct the SALE or VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY.—Yes- Maud Robinson Tarantella, Mise Webster and | * gsiall Pave accumulated in | wrong. terday afternoon Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, ‘over | IT would not disparage the primary teachers | sold the paper mill owned by Mr. Hill, jr. Sceraing ou thecenttacenee of Dela, pro. | of our city They evorve all credit for thelr | situated on the corner of W ater and Potoinac I. i ct e al readiness to receive eets, ie Farmers lechanics Ba Ts 30 halt avertie cet Satin eS eae | Ge Santee wetnioe great extent, they must | of this city, for 97,000. James L. Davin reat THE LUMBER BUSINESS, CresanD LINE. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMEBIOAR begin b the dark, and a tate t, sold for Mrs. Susan Nichols th ee — in the dar! must devote | estat ent, sold for Mrs. Susan Nic! the Be ar thelr atin almont e2tntvey toners trestory briex house in lot 6, are No. 92 ALL THE NEW STYLES ONTWEER SEW TORK axD LIVEErooL, beter; Rope dance, Miss Lillie MeCal- Zi itageou! processes. ve ¥ or no oppor- | east side et east, fronting feet ‘ CALL RBO! lum; Syiphide, Miss Maxwell: ‘Smolenski, Miss raed gene y inscribing the amenur of | rity of becoming acquainted with the im- | inches on said street, for $1,800. m4 HERETOFORE CONDUCTED BY THE UN FROM NEW YORK Robinson and Master Wirt; Tambour Major, books of the commis. | Proved methods of ig which the past few | | TEMPERAwcE.—An apyecaiion for a charter DERSIGNED ON SIXTH STREET, NEAR | Alg-rie.......Wed. May 14 | B: Miss Webster: Baden-Baden Polka, Misses submit an years have , and must rely upon their | for a division of Sons of Temperance has been ‘Mugsia...Wea_May 21 | Mitchell and Stone; L’ Ariel, Miss Clara Schut- mencement of its annual seesion, sho own crade aol ee oe oem a oor by Hen PA pm vd wreet sis aE Niark ava MISSOURI AVENUE, AND B STREET, B&- eee ea May | = | Bot May , + > iH ‘ vi] be = waning, a Sor roe do Menesiat easter, Harry. — een py ae , | others’and thelr efficiency: 1s lin by th an active and flourishing division here. nods ey a - TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS | *Bootta~ Wet June 11] Abyssinia “eet the papi oxiahe 7 inexperience and cor poeks pepapered Pxtition.—There is 8 petition in circulation Onn, Naw, NORTHWEST, WILL BE LOCATED HERB- Steamers marked thus ‘CArTy meorage pee floor was then opened to the adults, and = * Hoiahy crake Facts, Board of Public Works to! weds PaAPERHANGINGS. )x*"¥io : they joined with the children in the festivities. ascents assistance which our young teachers need to fit | finish up the 71m Br. St. | AFTER AT THE All went merry as a marriage bell, and the | tificates of i them for the most ul discharge of their NOW OPEN aT festival will long be remembered by these who duties. It would enable them to receive in- were present. "Bonch furnished the muse." ” | RUFRC shall be | struction in the MARKRITE een ; ’ re twelve months, by which many are losers, Ho, 439 7th street, between D and E streets, resi Cor. of 13th street and Ohfo ave. n. w RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE COLLECTOR oF receiving the signatures of nearly all the = - - Right doora above Odd Fellows’ Hall Taxrs.—In response to a request from Col. 8. ptor. nts ofan copa peng a hood. i" S. Smoot. of the House of Delegates, Collector m than twel: ‘Theexpense of conducting such a school would CayaL Trape.—The canal its which ‘Wm. H. Slater has written a letter relative to not exceed $2,000 per annum, while the conse- | were detatned by the bee jodln 4 water are nom NATH'L B. FUGITT. the character and extent of the clerical work of Sec. 8 prov: of quent withdrawal from the grammar schools | arriving freely to-day, and no damages = GIRPUSH. Bis office, and expressing the opinion that at nsnal Of those who remain there to wait for positions pe —t. xz H *#1G & LAGIBPUSH, - ~ present he deems any and all attempts at Bm y= rv | 88 teachers would make room for promotions, Lode fy errr alge om hi Say wonace eee retrenchment by the reduction of the clerical | diat by the . | thus making vacancies in the intermediates, to | rived from imate Sih & miscdllencens PRACTICAL COPPEBSMITHS, force of his office, or the diminution of its be filled by those now kept out by insufficient the steamer 7 F street, standard of excellence and competency, | °fthi= c accommodations. The experience of other cities . 2%-Im" Between Sth and 6th sts. northwest. be perfectly futile. He su; ax the laws IAT Ia the segroesed bill ss = oxy: gunbieking — eS i CBs Bae regulating the enforcement of the collection of | ofthe tro members totes in 3 rey gh mide er pa Lag ‘te CARPENTER AND BUILDER. the revenue by sales of property for taxes, and | journed. or cont aodlarde, med Spey Pads! z 814 © street southeast. Ail orders at oe for the purchase of such ty by ——o—___ fon as accom- ‘€i2per thousand. tended to on reasonable terms. -im* Controller in Sil cases where there ars n> The fo MAth Betas Tromaters, pnt nely cramming — ; ANOENC HOGAN, 713 martet Space, ether purchasers aie 2 0 transi Teal estate : sable, and to come extent Mepis been filed in the office of the Recorder of Deods | , The salaries a sao, uetinasy tric shoe-dealer, ender’ Green Manufacturer of AWNINGS, for Stores Ulty and Sectrmmeicsend heen cath seemass tenes i| eet meee , | Does not true economy demand that the vaine quenthed all his property, real and personal, : TENTS snd FLAGS forsale ot rent. of property, with a penalty attached, and bear- - B, 94. ? | Of the product be so Sg ape beget gpa See it for the onl; wine MILDEW- ing interest, for two years. when the property | (i*™ler, executor, to L : 9g anenaett | cto wae onices conteeted about tae sean Pkoor AWNING MATERIAL. ‘apis-tr Rekder of the een aes reteens of the half jants | jot, tne, elect of a ‘high school upon the in the "s court by the nephews and Ptomenic any cas-ritrine. deed of trust, thus enabling the government to | yao gsi 2 ee. ee Be Staeet ‘Those desiring to have their Plumbing and Gas- realize at once the end of each year the Ho. of the superintendent of St. Louis schools, PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS Fitting done in a neat and substantial entire revenne from the taxes levied for the Mary sab. B, Mr. Wm. T. , one of the best practical from Curd to Portree iene on reasonable Lay year. The collector suggests that it woald be cs —_ peowee per be temrnlly Fagethed a bequest. of real estate's Gold Plated, Ti iy Senazivenia economy for the government to employ, in ‘— Hutchings. decided that the testator was or | Torys Addition to the present permanent fores of . to mand mend and Dut that the govern: | ayaa mines, 8 his office, two or three permanent competent iia. Ba : = promt could Bot aconpe g benuee ree eg gy elerks, to be employed alternately as needed ; Hiram Bkelien to J i | dbs nod y The caso was taken to the court of ornate nea | fronts im his office and that of the superintendent of + £3 “2. hools jetly to pri a Ys decision. was thers attuned. | Onromor and E seperements. ° quare So, 4 become ‘ schools,’ and it soon Pawara it for the United States gov- | ,Orders for Pi Brizptxe Peewts have been issued as fol- | Muto Mary SI Butwile: perch tunics. tans ad thetr ehildrest tore pay scvool? | Flynn Yor the contestonts’ om ghey, att Mr. is REET wast, | iG * a . i a . C 5 v. ¥. * . Jows since our last: McArthur J. Smith, two | Berry and Larccabe, trustecs, t0'A. a. Wilaos sot: ee weaccommnanceman boo pga Se 1913 77n 8T NORTH oe | Z-story brick dwellings corner of 12th and N 17, — of our public school system would be lost.”” Bowe inous PLot—two brid (Between M and ¥ sts.) streets northwest; C. T. Smith, zomry tee, Is not this in ‘4 great measure the fact in this | Brownville, Ind., on | SOAP! SOAP II by the box of 60 Ibs. HAMS, &. 1,000 Ibs. extra quality Sagar Jobnsen, 3-siory brick foundry and th aud I Ciocinnatt conte per M. @. CO) 43 Louttann ovenue, cue oar caat Tih treet, for ‘And County Hesidepess ‘ale and rent, Ane extre white LARD, 2. . Ea ELOUN: trou beet we, wigronrant Rear, Estare Orenatioxs.— WHICH WE ARS SELLING ta ae re aga. _s thin ew . Geo. Matti has soid to “obo ©. Fa tte i and 3, maar J. = Fenren, — » fronting on I street, ‘th, fur'$10,68." H. Kilbourn, trustee, to Sarab A. at CARPENTER, BUILDER, LIQUORS! LIQUORS!! sub-divisions in cqnare 157, betw: Saeed Beker '¥; Old Onbinet ‘. 6 CENTS PER SKIRT. bande sieve byes "Brandy, yor Jobbing, of Oo 7 er LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TA¥Loa, strait, below IB st. wortiwese. SWEET CATAWBA WIEB, { ee __ 1 rest. below Bat. northwens,_ G2 per gallon. Dtesonutirog. 643 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, ee in the Sixth Auditor's office, feeling anweil in ‘ } No. a per about twenty minutes thereafter. Mr. Bas- sett was well Soown in this 7 be a ‘Prices of SUGARS end TEAS all marked Gown. CaTAWBA WINB, I es ER