Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1873, Page 4

_—_-- EVENING STAR. HONDAY...........00+..-- ume 23, ISTB, In the Circuit Court the case of Kim- Mgt Be First National Bank was resumed. class of 73 of Columbian Col to the faculty and has appointed missioner of deeds for the District of Columbia im the state of Pennsy!vania. A colored boy, named Charles Meems, was branch, off the Insane Asylum wharf while bathing. Tred. GC. Kontrup, Vieo Consul of the Danish government, is very ill at his residence, on Ad street southeast, Capitel Hill. ee Poe the San og oye begin a brief engagement at Wall's Opera House this evening. The troupe numbers twenty-two artivts and bas a fine reputation. A committee met at the Schuetzen park on Saturday last to perf@ct arrangements for a river fleet, and organized by the election of the following officers: Admiral H J. Adler; rear admiral, J.T. Youngs; commander, E. wr Those who have business about the City Hal want to know whose duty it is to keep the pave- ments {n front clear, and, also, whether any one has charge of the Lincoln Menument. The small plot around it needs attention. During service at St. Aloysius church yea- terday morning the cengregation was starilod by the report of a pistol. On investigating it was ascertained that one of the altar boys, named Michael Cronin, picked up a pistol in the room adjoining the auditorium, and was examining it, when it exploded, the load taking Off the top of his index finger. This morning a number of Washingtonians left on the So’clock train for Carlisle, Pa., to attend the annual “Commencement Exercis’ .” Of Dickenson College. Among them were Hoa. M. G. Emery and daughter, Mr. Samuel Nor- Mr. Jno. A. Ruff, Miss Fowler, Miss and several othere. The occasion is ove of great interest énd social re-union joyment Captain Charles Smith, commanding Com- pany H, 2d regiment Penusylvania National Guard, was entertained # dinner at the Metropolitan hotel last evening by the officers and men of Company A, W. L. J., of this city. ‘The marine band enlivened the proceedings with excellent music. This compliment to Captain Smith was given in “ataliation” for the handseme manner in which Company A was treated by his company on the occasion of the visit to Philaielphia last Mag. ——6——— EPIDEMIC ASIATIC CHOLERA— RE CASES OF CHOLERS-MORBUS, OR SPORODIC CASES OF CHOLERS—PRECAU- ‘TIONARY MEASURES. In @ conversation with the medical gentle- men composing the Board of Health as to the cascs reported in this city, the opinion is given that there are probably no cases of genuine epidemic cholera existing, but severe cases of choleta-morbus, resembling, very nearly, the genuine Asiatic cholera, and which, in their Peculiar indications, may be truthfally pro- nounced cases of sporadie cholera. The symptoms are nearly identical—pais in the bowels, followed by looseness, without much succeeding pain unti) a collapse of the entire system, sets in very soon, and unless ar- rested by medicinal agencies, soon terminates fatally. ‘The patient, when first attacked, shonld use remedies event the relaxation of the bow- eis, avoid exeitement, avoid the use of fruits, vegetables, and all fancy dishes; use the staple and wholesome articles of food, and send for & physician as soon as possible. vith the proper ary precautions by the authorities, and an earnest peration on the tof housekeepers aml individuals in kesp- their premises cieanly and wholesome, there need be no fear of the disease in this cily, which is believed to be in a better sanitary con- ition generally than ever before. FRECAUTIONARY MEASURES TO AVERT OHOL- is Health Officer Bliss this morning called all the sanitary inspectors together in his office and issued the following orders, with instrac- tions for each to set about putting them in force at once, and to spare no pains or diligence in doing so « The inspectors will supply themselves with ial report blanks and firoceed to inspect ‘Tita Legislative Assembly. COUNCEL.—The Council was opened with pravor ra for | # viag | ted thie ae ges and the propert) at the intersection. York av. a pro legraph viding means therefor; making an appropri my ing the debts of the schools in the county of Vashington amd to issue bonds for the same; for the relief of James H purchase’ of cme Hoses pamp for neat Feservo'r in Georgetown, were Mr. Browne introduced a bill relating t justice ofthe peace in the District of Colum! Als», bill fi he time in which the payment of fandson; for the service the county, two from the ity of me from Gecrgetown, to ex valuation of property in t! ington and Georgets Tr jation, liabilities and interests to the indebicdness District, with the proportionate amount ¢x- for improvements in the same, and report to at session of the Legisiatnry. The following House bilis were read a first time gud laid over: For the relief of C. J. Mutr and others; img an sppropriation to pay James Clephane fur services rendered { ce s80C rel to meavurers and markers of lumber forthe cities of Washington and Georgetown; for the purchase of a site and the ten of @ otal tke sevent an appropria- tion ropriation to pay tals furnished the D lie! of J..N. Berry- man. ‘He t_resolntion calling upon onr Delegate in regs to pracure sn anendment (o the jt giving the game rights and privi- leges to citizeas of the District of Colynia as are enjoyed by thecitizens of the states, was read and concurred in. HOUSE.—On reassembling at 5 o'clock Saturday sfternoon— Mr. Murray introdueed a bill for the rolief of John O;Day, which wae referred to the committee on « The Speaker announced fas members of the joint committee (on the part of the Hou )on mancfac- tures, Mesars. Dyer, Berry and Clagtt. it. Murray offered a resolation sRSpen rule requiring a call for bills, resolu toa gis ede plea Mr. Trimble introduced a bill to amend the st relating to the appointment of justices a" the pease; ted. Also, Dil to fix the ifme within whieh ap: may be taker from the decision of yastices of jerred. McK night introduced bill declaring the Hel- mend burfel ground a nuisance; referr n intro. ducing the bill Mr. McKnight said the B ard of and it ronnd a nal asures for ed bill to ¢stablish public Laths lumbia; ref. relief eck, aud for relief of the Protestant Epi copal Ohurch in tue District of Columbia; read s<cond time and Iaid over. Pitted adversely on Counc Mion. The repart was adopted. Mr. Berry, from t miaitter, reported bill to pay certain etown for damages caused by ign rded by the Board of Public War! an amendment; real a second time. Air. Hunt. from tye committee on police, re bit ate fhe national thorough-bi ciation; read a second time. Also, bili in relation to cemet Ties in the District of Columbia: read a see ond time. Also, bill to allow catile to graze in cer. tain sections; read a second time. f ir. McKnig' bill for the rel rted Mr. Dyer, from the committee on mannfactures, ir several districts, designating on the reports the gutters, alleys and vacant lots where dain fectants should be distributed, and yards, vies, and dyellings of the poor where disin- fec tants should be supplied under the law, and Feport the same to the health officer, together with names localities of all poor persons whose dwellings require white: washing; without delay. The poor will be supplied by the dis- tributor with slacked lime, and directed to whitewash their premises when required. Great are should be exercised by i and dis tributors to avoid waste of nts, to perform the work thoroughly and promptly, so ‘@s to place the cities in 4 perfect sanitary con- dition at the eariiest ible moment.” In addition to the above, Dr. Bliss gave them explicit verbal orders where and bow to pro- ceed in — nuisances, to examine gutters where t is surface dr: from- or public hydrants, to enter yards and wellings of the poor, inspect them tliorou; hiy, advise the occupants what tedo, leave duix: fectants for their use, lime for whitewashing, and enforce kindly, but firmly, ali the rales of the board. as upon this alone a sani- tary condition of the District "y to pre- vent the spread of cholera or any other infee- tious or contagious disease. The condition of vies of the poor was particularly dwelt on by health officer. He directed the inspectors bow to imstruct the people in relation to these nuisances; dry clay pulverized, scattered in the boxes freely Ouce; and then a little each day, is the very best and cheapest disinfectant it ean be used, accessible to *U, and costs not but a little pains on the part o: those who are unable to purchase more popular .'9d8, such as carbolic acid, sulphate of copper, &c. Lime is not so geod for privies or other places where saes from fetid matter is evolved, but is bet- ter for gutters, open lots or alleys, where there is any fermen’ from decom posit he A tables or other matters. He enjoined upon the the ing inspectors the importanee of vigilance and con- stant labor; the necessity of disabi Brblic mind of prejudice towards the Board of jealth, and thus obtain the cooperation of every indivicoal, man and woman, in this Dis- trict towards as perfect a sanitary condition as possible. by looking well to the premises that they oceupy. That with such a state of feeling between the citizens and the board, with the unceasing efforts which the latter promise to exert, he had no fears of cholera, even if it is Drought here every day from other parts of the country, oo Examination oF Tre Heneew ScHoor. The examination of the pupils of the Hebrew school attached to the Synagogue of the con- gregation Adas Israel, of this city, took place Yesterday. The examiers and jurors on this Occasion were Messrs. Abrahams and Hart, of thiscity. The children exhibited great profi- ciencs Te the various exesciees, which comseted of Hebrew reading, translation of prayers, and benedi tions various occasions, the Ten Commandments, Articles of Faith, Biblical , and Jewish Calender. the following children: Girls’ medal for scholarship, Fila Oppenheimer, teacher's medal, Ida Oppenheimer; books to Sarah Peiser, Sarah Gotthelf, Amelia Peiser, and Kose Lewis; boys’ medal’ for scholarship, Isaac Boyer; ‘sto Lewis Meyer, Louis Goldstein, Joseph Goldstein, Herman Held, Xehemiah Hammersehly, Samuel Louis, and ‘Wolt Schloss. This school is under the eu intendence of the minister, Kev. J. A. C undone to promote the spir- congregation, and he is de- the success of the Sea wing of grest credit tot ser credit saboolt 3 HA #8 i if 3 i i it 2, iG uF : i af i |! reported favorabij inghe District of rted favorably op bill amendat. bill to encourage manufac lumbia; read a ures saticn.”, He arged thatewch Dills should not be County Schools Examinations. TEE COURTS. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISENE NTS. | r F 4 - 4 2 ? . = r F ? F e Seseed witht the proper guaran; the D wee | ,.TRS,cxaminations of the county schools will gh wceash ane Garters Y THOS. DOWLING. Anctionser; Georgetown ahis toteeeane Me He weld take ow- areal pola {poem gucernt be, should have voted against atl the | ing programme: ” Le ge PRPREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE IM- | {itis allowing {hosp claims io full foreatre work. | ‘Programme: | school, No. 3. en = PROVED, PROPERTY OS THIRD STREET, t ‘Tmetunte allowes in! district, to be examined by Messrs. wtp age jail; tg Panett ate ae Fa I House to. ‘This bill, and ail the blic auction, om the py He fon, froutme 6) fort sits om feral: | "86; m jeary street, between Fayette ami Lingam streets. by a LA by rfeiy 85, Martin, te", at? " depth of TB feet, improted bra two story brick duelling house, with fram ‘Terme: One-third cast: by pie. - ce in 6 and IZ months, FIRE GOODS ured by deed of trast mg at th f pur cont of pi posit of $100 as soon asthe property i TROMAS DOWLING, Auct. do Ware, wea profanity: $20. Bai Y THOS, DOWLING Auctioncer; Georgaown. Sein | Wilvinne, ehrow! B MPROVED at HTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE ENBy virtos Of waeed of treet, dared Noveraber a= . 1871, recorded in Liber 685, fylio $51, one of Fecords of Washington Conaty. D ae snd by direction of the party sroared therctyy we ork fev | Wait ie ees acer eS Rowbe oneday. Mary Mitton, proeitutes 0 daye in | thet piece of hareel of eho and. praised is POPULAR PRICES. jail. é Georgetown, D.C. Known on the public plat or plan —— thereof, and its sailitions, as and being parts of lote 1E WwW Gred and elgnt.(W8), one hundved and ‘aime ib) GEORGETO N. and one hundred and ten,(tl0). ta Beatty & How tained within the Scnoor EXAwixatiom—The public school | Kint’ addition to Georgete examinations were continued to-day, at one firgets aft, feat cant Retertth mare : The female imermediate by tes. BE | fieece sore ie Diundred and sixtycright, 7188) Tap is 7 h you.” a e femal 3 re. M. north one bu: and wixty cig! mii further saan nat ht | isa fi | 3 edmonton ran Ry ee, beat | ier amene weer reae ese bpd oye pep Proyret ng Drought | Wdesers, Brown and Vidal, Mos. Doazlass’ schoo’, | trustee. The gold medal the highest honor | Sne hundred sixty-oight fect tothe began "bir, Shepherd desired to state that he knew Ney ath district, by Messrs Mitchell and Keene; | Of the schoel was awarded to Miss Ida Cun- | Fits troctraleo the etuble, an the ene nothing whatever of these claims except what he | Mr. Janney’s school, No.1, Sth district. by Mss —— Premiums were awarded to Kate | said alicy inthe rear.t sai promises, bei had gathered from @eneral ‘Babcock's Teport, and ont aus ee te ae ry ir. Siamnone! sob i, ~ = cee Ei a jg Sin corey Pape 9 pagal io pi range of brick st = rict, ‘by Messrs. Folliott and Miller? 3 . Chase, in, M. Milburn, E. , | the north side of «aid alley. leave to correce Mr” Soot, br eating thee eee | Garmack's school Rend pe aie a weet Elizabeth Huddleston, Laura Weaver, Rebecca | _ Terms, as bed by said deed: 94. Lockwood, Hufty & Taylor, report of Gen. Babcock came in dating the early | Carter and Slick; Mr. Vidal's school, No.2. 31d. ‘Trexler, Matilts Robertson, Anna Ockershan- | Pet cent. Interest from November 2th, Isr part.of th session, and the day following the cli trict, by Messrs. Brown and Mitchell; Mr Mitchell's ide Josephine Ash. Ella | With the expenses of sale in cash Ants proseuied their memorials. Accordiug to the | school, No.2, ath district, by Messrs, Burr and B a Marion Hobinson, Josephine Ash, and 12 months, secured by notes bearing interest an: evidence cxtra work had been doue, and this work | T-Janney; Mr. Bishop's school, No.2, 7th district, | Wells, Anna Blackburn, Sarah Burke, Caro- adeed oftrast on the property. @26 down whe was done because of «hi ‘of the plans. Accord. | by Messrs! Folliott and Miller. line Huribaus, Emma_ Allison, Co’ ne Property is strack off If the f sal ar ther . Ogle, Harriet Wood, Effie Hassar, Mary | not complied with within five di ing to the evidence taken, the parties ere, entitled ‘o compensation for this work. like to Corner Stongs Larp.—The corner-stone of | Godcy. The follow will be trans- | reserve the rightto resell the pro: PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, a) eter bis friend (Col. Smoot) bad presented such | the projected New Liberty Baptist church, on ferred: Anna Blackbere, Catherine Ogie, | 8M cost of the defaulting purchaser, plorable picture of the District finances that be | Es between 1th and isth, was lait yes- | May Chase, Mezella Milburn, Ida Cunning. | ® ies Se ee t would have been pleased to henrd such | terday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, Kev. Edwand | ham, Elia Cartwright, Elle Payne, Bheents P. A. DARNEILER,4 Trenton pherch smonth ago when the heavy bills were pend- , pastor of the church, having charge of | Huddleston, Janel i Small, May Godey, Ella jel0-d Sebastian, Isabella Nalley, and Caroline Hur- 7 THOMAS DOWLING, Aut ine—the 250.400 bill and others. ° "fir: McKerient raid that the eomamittes ia examin. | the ceremonies. About 5,000 the und. Rev. Wm. H. rsons Were on 7 hese ch jained that the as rassan, Henry | lehaus. S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED » Are receiving large additions of new and desirabic broken a very" particular, asto dood "aa | fines. | Scotf =" John Jasper, and several otlier clef | | Mivan News—The steamers Geo. H. Stout, | CATURDAT, June $1. sane bour emi piace Goods tn cach department, partionlarty etapted for cc ‘ont wi 10 Com- in ma 5 and me "| es. ~ tionce work-at the wrong st Of the Nacvand the | See Sp a ooltection tie leer Mr. Jasper de- | Baltimore arrives tne fete tel emrpeee ar jasa a DARN Rin ue { Tras t. _ | the season, at pricce to ult the wants of all, page had tose ig ed ye seanired | liv ‘an eloquent sermon from the words— | general merchandise. The Lady of the Lake ——" e were requised to. Take de teines eset, anes thereby Poe = = . build an pogne =e cleared for Norfolk with a full freight, and left a7 THE ABOVE SALE I8 FURTHER POST. ft other freight on the wharf. The schr. Saule- | PONED until TOESDAY. Jane 2: 4, seme bour aud Lt according to the committee on | of the sermon the corner stone was laid with the | bu: , from Saulsbary, Md., arrived with 65,000 | Place. By of the Trustes. <laime. inddstry “and inte . did nat like the | usual ceremonies. feet of lumber. the echr. Regular, from - P. DODGE, og | Trastecs manner in whi 02 | The corner-stone of the gate-houre at Pros- | Portsmouth, “va. with 81,000 fect ot lumber, | jent-a “dtiom As DUWEING, Anct Saturday they r. bi ‘6 pce at cemetery was laid yesterday afternoon | both to Wheatley Bros : ——— bad | 2 Scoordance with the rites of the German | Tne ourrens in High street, between the (CYsFECTIONEBY AND ICE C . Protestant Evangelic church. Soon after 5 | canal and Water street, are in @ filthy condi- NVECTIONE] = . is | o'elock the Washington Swngerbund, the Wobi- | tion, caused by the dumping of cobble-stones One RRL OR SO NERY STORE AND ie thetigkeits Verein des Deutschen Kirche, and | in them, stopping the of water. The | to inspect them and try the delving Grane ed 133 Sunday-school children, arrived upon the | Board of Health yesterday ligjed the streets Brae ‘ater Ices, with choice Oake; all made. trom ground led by a detachment of the Ma- | and alleys, but here, it seems, something more | the very best material and served in most cle rine ... The exercises were opened with | je needed.’ gant style. prayer by the Rev. G.L. Rietz, pastor of the Grain TRADs.—The schooner Thomas P. Parties and Weddings promptly farnis\ed i all of * DRESS DEPART: German ‘Lutheran church, (ist ward,) after Morgan arrived from Alexandria with 600 bush- be wm B. cA NICHOLS, which a collection was taken up, and uite a | elsoft wheat Hartley & Bro. The eales tesday | Jett! Successor to Wm _B. Wallace, 69 High 1. i handsome sum realized, | Mr. k Retz, in a brief | were 420 bushels prime red wheat at $1.65. * [HE FALL BvsH Is ComiNG. Second Floor. ress, congratulat: 1c rd of managers pera Mr. Shepherd called npthe bill to better protect | % nrovtdine ‘The present long, warm days is the Dest time for Aha liverannl habe of See eee rectet | or She, cemetery for thetr enterprise in prov oe ALEXANDRIA Be yd sUITs, cal pursuits, (imposing afine on master mechanics | Sch @ beautiful place for the interment of the . and Winter Goods at once; thus, by avoidingthe un- | 100 + “ “ and others in charge of work on building if they | dead. Thestone, which ix from vn Scotia, en evoidable delay in the execution of orders loo “ fail tofurniah safe scaffolding, &c., for the work- | aid bears the simple inscription, ” was Mone _Orrosition TO THE STREET RAtL- of business as we expect to have thi men,) whieh was E fen placed in position by Mr. Jouvenal, and | B4p.—Some complaint was made to the super- | fall, your goods will be micely cliecad or re-dyea, | 100 + Mr. Snepherd introduceLbill relating to the regis- | into a ole cut inito it for the purpose wastlaeed | intendent of police this morning ofthe driving | and carefully kept for six months, if desired. 200 ” “ fration of vocers, providing ®uat the registration | gti, box containing the usual documents, coins | Of pilesin King street dock for the use of the moderate. Terms invariably U. 0. D. 100 WHITE LAWS . 1:72 shail stand subject to corrections ¥. the tistics. ; strect railread, but that officer declines inter- WwW. H. WHEATLEY, 100 . “ Oe ete deer al port of the District for 15 ——_+—____ fering, saying that the city council had given | PRSMIUM STEAM DYKING AND scovRK. “ days prior to the of election; referred. IN@ ES: S Mr Ghepherd eaid thet be introdeced the billeea | ‘Tox Somexit Sucr ix Baitiwone.—The | de reieese company authority to build their "ABLISHMENT, =< 5 = ae skeleton, and that his object .w save several Baltimore Sun of thie m orning says: Ash- | road and that he could not interfere with them 49 Jefferson Street; Georgetown, D.C. a fr r~ thon nd dofiars i the tom, eolored, was arrerted +: ‘on the as he was certain they would not go beyond | _Ofice open from7%¢a m. until sunset. jci0-tr ware pees cso ~ 4 charge of shooting with 2 pu ntent to cir privilege. . DEY > Kill, “Thomas Sorel. Nez y | | Rtcuanp Ctx, of New Orleans, who has late- | EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN DRY | 59 WHITE LAWN WRAPPERS. 95301) $3) 09 = street. He was committed by Justice i y | ly been discharged from prion in which he has Plain and Striped Grenadines. 100 BATESTE POLONAISE and REDINGOTES rs Atl145 a. m. the Honse adjourned. for the action of the grand jury. It ap been confined as a convicted kukiux, passed ‘apanese Silks, at {c., worth 780. from. $10 to @20 that the atiray took place about a qnarter-past through here last night, stopping at ‘the City | Beautiful Goods tor Saltings, at 25, 37 and Soe rested petthintnea7 Tre Corumpian University Movemrn’ i : 100 WHITE LAWN POLONAISE tr. i eleven o'clock yesterday moraing in tie house | Hately When ar he was in prosperous | Bariet and Lined Sort ors oti eaten 28 to bin Shai ‘ : Heavy Endowment, de.—The Rev. Dr. Wiiso1 of Eliza Brown, colored, where Sorrell is living | cirewmetances, but he expended his whole for- iped and plaid White French ‘Organdice. 100 BBOWN LINEN POLONAIS! jong identified with the Columbisn College, | as her husband. Ashton. who is from Wasle | tune in his effort to elfect his release.—Garette, | Black Alpacas and Mobaire. a specialty GOTES from. $6 w to $18.00 Wassington, addressed the members of the | ington, went to the house yesterlay to soe ag | 2ist inet. A large stock of Goods for Men's and Boy's wear . ‘. Franklie Square | Baptist Chureh, Calhoun, acquaintance there. Sorrell, as is alleged, = = — m het Vests, near vgton street, yesterday morning, in | thought he had come to sce Eliza Grown, and 3 af behalf ef the Columbian College, uow the Co- ueing jealous ot him cursed and abused him, CITY ITEMS. m23-tr reas ooo lumbiar University. Dr. Wilson ‘said that the | ana fitslly knocked him down cyte eee = Columbian College. which has been fifty yeare ago by Dr. Luther Rice, a Bs; founded 6 psiet ter his return from Burwah, after os in the Ready-made, Furnishing ents ata considerable reduc- then diew a pistol end fired three times at Sor- COAL AND WOOD. a ‘partme tion from opening prices. One price ouly. ity sear reil, the balls pong ‘ating the left side ot his ew mise eB F at the elbow, anc the right 7 . passing ‘iirougi: a severe deal, sors Grvaaot thigh, without, lowe r, fuietig any werioas ef eso, TONS AN Teh sirens, NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. at per mine n wound. Sorrell, on being shot, procured a URGE OUT THE MORBID HUMORS oF THE -partne: ¥ among the eclleges of the country. In itslsw | knife and attacked Ashton again, who ran our | RLooD by a dose or two ce Aver's Pills, and you | panne cogbartnerahl EP E'S SOF RECONE SS department it has 103 students gathered from | of the house in his stocking feet, and was met} will havé clearer heads as well as bodies. this Siegotved by mutual consent. twenty-six different states. Appreciating the | at the door by a man named Georze McGtone, m,w few The COAL and WOOD BUSIN RSS will hereafter — of having a great educational centre at ho tried to stop him, hearing cries of marder, EADY-MADE UNDERGARMENTS {for gto1 onl Maxy svpren rather than take nauseous | sumneeall benpces or Te ait AUCON BB, 30 a ment, tho Hon. W. W Corcoree eee Aehton then Ma is Bee ee ee, wedicine; and this isnot to be wondered at as | Ercat induccmnente ts Gaccyhar esis orcas LADIES AND CHILDREN, the Episcopal Church, has agreed to donate to | atation-house and gave himeelf up to Oricor fhe Zemedy is often worse than the disea:. | i171 9 G08 Manach oe See: the aniversity the sum of $200,000 on condition | rice, who was standing at the door. He ai, | Suflerers from coughs, colds, influenza, sore : that £100,000 more be raised outside, his offer remaining open until Pies) | Ist, 1574, up to ibseri it be received. 150 dozen Ladies’ Vott, Jeges that he shotSorreli and kmocked MeGlone a throat, or tendency to op append find in rense.’” G L. SHERIFF, Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wid Cherry a remedy as 0 ODDS. seeee, on down in selt-d. Esa) RE “ enforce the ecllection of taxes; read which time subscriptions Sorrell is awell known Washington rough, | agreeable to the palate aseffectual inremovirg | WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN | 100 with nine tucks, Ah tg Be Tyide for the extension of M atreoi | Dr. Wilsom stated that he hoped at last | and isa fugitive from justice ou a charge seve . . 6 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, nerth from New Hampahire avenue t2 2ist strect; | $20,000 would be subscribed, a member of pending agsinst him ‘for assault and battery, | ier rum Eueotsie 7 PH—Cent Ofice: 388 Pennsylvania avenue, between 34 ang | 100 Tead a secend time. the zvert wecian Church alone giving $5,000 | with pm Be to kill his wife, who had been di: | zintnent Sao fo: ergo oe age & streets. Depot and Mill, Sixth street wharf, COE -cenanecarnmneeoreesesmememerecemaenmeeee | 80 ‘The Speaker laid before the House biI(H.D.23) | so that work is net ded as & | vorced. Ashton is well known as avery quiet, | what ewe Kew Tae talk cen Seca, <j And a fali line of EKIKTS, tucked, plaited and era- : # as ‘Dat Ol ordei — | fp felation to the sale of ‘stalls in the Easteris mar- | merely sectional, | but ‘@ mDational one. e = residing in the northern | Tame, sore rad weeny — tered | —Fait price and honorable dealings. ~cnn broldered, from $1.45 to @25 each, with *“im- rnc Sos ot cen conve co | a coon Spun eae | Peake oath eee taptegrs| soay ar chee“ an | eee OR Mr. Smoot, the committee of conference on et probably was attac! x Sorrell, are banished, and dumb beasts cry oat WORDS. 100 doven jes’ Cotton CHEMISES, witt the tax bill, stated that the committer were guable 000, ha D | as he was never known to invite an assault. for ‘One trial tells the and ai 1B seareeeee nnscesennene 88 goats te, aud asked 10 be discharged; 9) Urdored. ineludin ical ak nes ; sary, and explains ia tahsactiie tm timabinaeiar we Huse shan Lacpom aged the consideration of with iia rare advan sla P ernst ia bday meet te — haaploe nea =~ = net . “ ae... Dees Bpeak. a now in re (intredu v AEE CARE OF ‘m@ VALUABLES.—Call gaset Wichoine tal Teaeb ene eat , having 200,000 volumes; the | Mr. Peter Cam ell) fo cncoumnge ‘manufac- | andexamine the fire and buy proof vaults spree oy ey rere Tr. McKnight entered @ mot‘on to raconsider thé at ving one tures provides ail manufacturing ertab- | of the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New Also ® complete. line of Piain, Tucked, Puffed, Vote on which the bill was rejected. ; the lishments erec' r the first day of July | York avenue and 15th street, for safe keeping BE COMFORTED—CHEER UP. }, and hafMsomely > ot The bill to reimburse the property-owners on | Horticultural Gardens, the United ‘States Coast | next, and all such as were then in Process of | of securities, jewels, silver ware er other valu- °: Prices from @1 62 to @3.284 Peunsylvania avenue two-thirds of the cost of the Mediesl Museum, the | construction and not then completed, and all | ables. Rente from ten to sixty dollars per an- 100 dozen Ladice Cotton » tucked, ——— pepe peor Ist —— Fine Arts, and other insti- | the machinery and capital used for operating | num. tosize. No business man can a esoneeecen conte =e yalsians none p Feterece, Monren, rota the same, tonether op all a eae rey pom pont theme Take warning from = 100 dozen“ “ “ 88 conta ‘Mr. Wall called up bill to establi-h an industrial jocated hereafter put into buildings heretofore erected, Chicago ton fires. psec “ wits for semen children; which ‘wor ane aded ni bal egies occupied: or not now in condition 8 Bap ame Shangs bidesad be shaping totsaed, m] ~ cy for tl r 5 ™ a gg te forthe aa | Grating fue ame, chal beeserapt trom tacuide | Naize,ec, fed tmmediats uetar be Wangs | READ THIS ANNOUNCEMENT Pacwing frm @1 38 ices, but for - 4 ake an appropriation fort! een alte edifices, butin the | for purposes for the term of five years |.¢#tablishment, No. 535 15th street, opposite U. Our stock of FRENCH UNDERWEAR is replete Deen ate: fee Hout tone. WeKoigie, ‘by saying | same, where tee ee eraencing 0 operate the |S. Treasury. | The treatment often effects a AND BE HAPPY. Me gy oa page gener 0 - same, ere amo rested: ” > grcid” NayerMeuare Berty’ Brewers Ologet? ta ny one who eouteibated. $1,000 tothe ook Bot dé less than one thousand dollars: Proveied, | Pultable shods are worn, BACQUES, sre Seen} ‘entitled : Hr, Sipeet, from the committee on schoole,re- +4 the value of 60 per annum, ent the provisions of thie act chair, fa Foterea ty pean Tr Noein Borted raaansenaece hoped wor assessors, and ti ol ul Patent achooke upien the auspices of 7 Aiiuevia deep and faithful interest in the woder- Hon will teriainate sal! be Nene wecnck ap; | fealde, soreben, old she, "colle, 7 006 to even plet purchase of a site for a schval —! imore Sun, 23d. Property. diarrbes, all hemorrhages, Summer Clothing Puilding in the third school district; read a secund C=! pp es Pond’s ekeee Gilets tee ea eee time. Tue Geaxp TemPLE oF Honor AnD Tax- Tue Corcoran Art GaLLERY.—The board in is Mr. Berry called up the bill for ef FERANCE Of Maryland and the District of | of trustees of the Corcore Preparations in the fect that it is s standard = rropleys Sek elt eaees: bald tledber © Golumbla, organized 224 March, 1812, held its | teceived Matos wee walter of the Eeowaite’be sous re ee — TN IMMENEE QUANTITIES. r. Hiafero called up the bill appropriating secoud session at Frederick city, Me; board, who was authorized to purchase in Eu- ——e___ ~ 85.00 for ee comnbe ping ta Aer! i a; ppined. land, ¢ a oe 1, 20th and ae Bape) qT TOE ¢ such pictures ae he might deem maitabie Tcaco-Bussay Barus; ee, etait Ye. Summer Clothing spread tegian ‘es lo’ complete officers gal r. neouragi at Baths, skin disease, at Dr. Shed FOR Ts. — we ote | ate ‘Supreme Council Se erate Rave poropriats nietwree aie ce bis wisseet : sae AT EXCEEDING LOW PRICES. pres Mr. Wall the necessity of the ofe very a prop res, 3 asure of this kind, ially in view of the fact '} Pr R. he has but #40,000 to invest. The board of | _WiLLoox & Gisn’s Sawine Macmimm. Tho We mention few of the many desirable Goods to the cholera was prevailing im some scctivns of tue | sentatives Past Grand trustees will meet soon to consider the commu- | Selebrated Basaar a gonoy st Chas de found in this Dopartmoat = cace was reported In this city. “bentlested | Hawkes, of Washingt eens Of Mr- Walters, and will forward such | Baum's Roopekist and corset tetory, fth street, | @Lewan- 81.3 a $n 88.30 oe 83 i ausasmas el <i ve and Pas ns OF Bu; ns tohim as may be | Intelligencer J NTs’ waRL BANDs; Pca mech ore He ea ett tart | iT. P. Reid, of Washin, deemed proper. “the pictures to be purchased ‘THs commonrrr at large tne use- | AYPACAS. tay y ed orize them to teardown a house because it | The Grand Lod, in Europe will be forwarded here immediately | guiness of ‘Binger’s Sewi 15 SERGES, and CAMBBIC SKIETS; ae at of repair, apd while be would give thens = -j Gorge ge at L peel mee Lid ~ walls = tne others, wd SEERSUOKERS, Piaip, Tucked and Embroidered SLIP; case all pox, yellow } 21, 1874, rand restored and cleaned. ‘ana fever and cholera, be would not allow ‘s poor maa, | exrioes Takers The Will not ‘be formally opened to the | aa aeCeerens by Hempler, near 4\ street: eerie from woo cotuparativels tring diacane, | Hemoter Home De Be bile before next fall, and the trusteos by that LINENS, %, . - Yicg Templar A. e hope able to establish a school of de- ONE DOLLAR TO FIVE DOLLARS. ‘The bill was amended and pase. a. Ye Temp sm, and have the . RAND OPENING Bbepherd called a Ps We H. sign, ve the whole in charge of a compe- 1878 1873 oaitt _Bhogherd_onlise Ei tent artist, DEAP D’ETES, wcense 10 yale 2 - aualMS, au 1. WAS DM: ori eighth gs Ng ee er caaee coltad ap, Sith sepending thermal ick; (f W: Guardien I~ Ruesmeut,'or Belts: | Samrany “Puscacrionacieaith Omeer fa mere WDER PUFF BOXES AND PUFFS; distinction on account of color. more; G. W. Chaplain Rey. d. C. Hummer, of | Blise y: y issued an order to the sanitary FLANNELS, Po S J Mr. Clagett made the point that under arate of | Pregerick, r ef tha Roard of Health directing SUMMER STYLES DEAWEBRS; BUBBER NAPKINS; LAOB CAPS, eee eee ae Shereien cen cet ke | The Inner ee ig them to inspect their several districts, designa- NUNS CLOTHS, i ‘i t at the same time and place on reports the gutters, alieys and va- "Be Foner mami jaa grne got foo | APM Eisen Nera femnut | ual amber damfectinu mult be an ” His ha gg aaa tted the point to the House | M. A. of ington; x vies wellings of the i it “war not eustained. “Year—Mesre. Borey. | Worthy teen aT ee ete: Slater Gr poor where disinfectants should ve supplion nea 31 ett 5 Meascs. Chase, Dyer, under the law, and re; le: tM Bh Vermilion and Pr Brewer called up bill for the relief of Samuel le ‘and on Up and 3 we erinble; by weanimose consent, introduced a cc nearrent reselurion adding the President of the Council and the Speaker ‘the House to the joint committee on manufactures, and ing the committee to hold sessions during the recess, and :0 Mr Mules tailed vp til for the rellet of B. F. M. ‘up the bili making an appro- ing $17 $12.98 for work done op ‘inch water mains on New Jer- sey avenue and B strect northeast: which was i i a it o I ton; Sister Grand Waithy Vice Templar M. B. the same, together | BLACK ALPAOA OOATS, BEST STYLES, Angel, of Ini ; Sister Grand Worthy | with names and ities of all poor RAB D’ETR CE Sete SORES ae suena | See Heoee een Sos |” Basonar snare coara” Sa XN suppliea § Convention at ‘Sara rs N.Y, on 21st butor with slack time, and vdirected % white- FEENOH SERGE COATS, August, : - * . F. | wash their mn where mi be bs. Hawkes and P. Leilicy; Past G. W. Vies | tors are dizected to avoid wants af diaiiee. | MOH OOLORED STRIPED ALPACA CoATS | WHITE GOODS— WHITE GOODS. . She Templars T. P. Reid; Grand Worthy Templar | tants, and to perform their work thoroughly STRAUS, the Ch WHITE VESTS, FOR CHILDREN, 2 te 5 Years of Age; D. F. Holloway; Grand Worthy Vice Templar | and promptly, go as to place the cities in a per- A. STRAUS, the Clothier, A. R. Yeakle; Grand Worthy Tecorder &. H. | fect sanitary condition at the earliest possible WHITE PANTS, SKIRTS; CHEMISES; DBAWERS; Pearson; Past G. W. Templar James Van | moment. 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, WHITE sorrs, | NIGHT DRESSES; he 1 Commencenant o Ewunso: riot Mr. 0. Dudding oa, Meapectorat snectes 20th and Iith streets. Gorton, Piave snd‘ ‘Swiss APEORS. bd ir. C. ol ine and Pico oben pal oe peep cai Bred . for the weak. ing June 2h ii, my38-tr tt YACHT CLOTHS AND LIGHT CASSIMARES, SAOQUES, tn Cloth, Fianna and Pizee: vi audience Lincoln yu cral my SHIRT WalTs, a on ihe progamme a. goed one, ‘inter- and 225 bushels of oysters, of which con- | @USRF RACTICAL TRUNK esaeeER Ores: SUM BONNETS ani STRAW HATS; wi oice music. salu- mnations are as follows: bunch MANUFACTORY. TEN DOLLAR SUITS, Gwies and Pique OVER-DRESSES. Wess aehwaabin Shs sespionen teres ENOOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE! FIFTEEN DOLLAR SUITS. TRUNKS 8............ $10. cn | SS REPAIRED AND COVERED. ‘TEEMENDOUS STOCK. JAMES 8. TOPHAM & Co., EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS — “ HARNESS, SADDLE AND TRUNK MANU- FACTURERS, rs A Seen oe on Dare ating THE 425 BEVENTH STREET, BO’ ie mening, Os bho n nee ext to Odd Fellows’ Hall, SUMMER 00ATS, SWeahington sounty, to wit: I have reoorad SUMMER SUITS, LADIEW DRESS Se Prince William ‘coun to the city of ONE DOLLAR TO FIVE DOLLARS. man, nal Vincent; Sk el ee cae ee NrONERE, for may use, eb Reset oy oh Special Order Department, and not sale. In witness whereof 1 have BOY'S WOOLEN GOODS. Bereunto set may pend aad afined my seal, thie ay of February . 1819. [Signed) 2c ae We have overy tectltty for Dresses to Or western end of the First NO BUMBUG—t. nom wil py dn com | FOTCCESales, Forced or . of thelr attention, T beg lea N Be: parchased their goods. Prompt me at to,8 great cho } NO RESERVATION. aide, from said avenue to 2th street, a A WHARF, fost of Gh and P sweats, im rear of last block. ‘To ‘Tus Steamen Froic isatili f pao Matthias Point, on the Potomac. to remain there for some tims. as the Y. AvLEB. the bave thus far proved futile. - 8. tug Standish, from the Norfol Falecpenone ma walk a Baker’ the from 'N abo origin. yed to float her, and she “ete of coal and provisions for that porate ly as follows: One in alley Detwoen 3d and Streets and D and E streets south Behoo! between’ 4 oaR- E streetr; Sth ‘ocroets ‘ots. walked to hospital, = “extra