Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1873, Page 4

» of My rc yalar one. He keeps a is an accomplished land- of Georgetown, was seri- being net Mr. Camp- bell (by whom he is emp! ed) in consequence of the horse running away. Yesterday, a stili- male infant was foand n the y: of a dwelling pear the corner of 10th and H streets. Sergeant Gorman took charge «f the remains, and they were properly in- erred. . A large number of colored people gathered at the farm of Mr. 8. T. Suit, in Prince George county, Md. to and after religious ser- vices fn the @uitinnd chapel made arrangements to hold a camp meeting upon the grounds at an early day. ‘The friends of Capt. E. A. Ryther, of this city, will be glad to learn that he is recovering his heaith at Leonardtown, St. Mary’s county, Md. When he left for that place a few weeks since be was unable to sit up, but is now aple to ride out. Company D, Ist regiment National guards, are to-day indulging in an excursion to Marshall Hall and target shooting there. An hour was spent at Meurt Vernon in the morning, where an oration was delivered, and other interesting exercises took place. They presented a fine ay~ pearance as they marched down the ayenue. ‘The triple combination nozzle of Chiet En- gincer Cronin was tried on Pennsylvania av- enue and 12th street on Saturday evening, and streams of three engines combined were thrown from one nozzle. In this way a full two-inch stream was thrown over one hundred yards, Mr. Cronin is te exhibit his invention north this week. a A Bowp Roppery anv ax Annzst.—Yes- rday about 12.40 o'clock p.m., Mr. Timothy angum, a watchman in the lumber office of the Messrs. Mohun, corner of 13th street and Ohio avenue, returned to hig room in that of- fice, from which he and his family had been temporarily absent at chureh, avd on entering encountered a white man {investigating the clothing ina closet. He immediately seized bim by the coat cellar, when the drew a revolver on him and Mangum was forced to re- linguish his bold, whereupon the fellow jumped from the window and made his escape. On ex- amining his effects Mangum found the rogue had taken $26, one gold and some silver coin and other articles his (Mangum’s) own Praper- ty which be had laid by. He raised an m ard (fficer Sutton appeared shortly after and pursued the jthief into the Smithsonizn unds, where be lost sight of him in the fiickets, The case was reported to Lieut. Skippon, at the Central guardhouse, and later im the day that officer, with Sergeant Vernon and Officer Daily went with Mangum to the place kept by Reddy Welch, where Mangum Fecoguized the man who robbed hisoffice room. He was pointed out to the officers, who “pulled” him, and on searching him in the Central guardhouse, the gold and silver evins were found in one of his beots; also, a pair of silver spectacles and a lady's scarf, all of which were recognized by Mangum as his property. The robber gave is name as W. H. Brady, and says he hails from Virginia, and that he is wanted ip Alexandria to answer for robbery. In the Police Court this morning, the accus*d gave the name of Hugh Strider, and was charged with stealing abont =26 in money, a pair of sil- ver spectacle, a Sah, aud other articles from Timothy Mangum. Mangum told his story, as mentioned above, and the judge s:n- te Strider to six monthe in jail. He was charged with assault and battery on Tim- othy Mangum, for which he was sentenced to six months in jail, making one year altogether Potomac Watrr.—Water will be turned into the new distributing reservoir of the Washing- ton aqueduct, above Georgetown, again in a short time. This reservoir covers an area of about forty-three acres, and is divided into two parts, the upper portion containing twenty-five and the lower eighteen acres. The capacity of the reservoir 1s 14,336,467 gallons to ey foot in depth, and as there will be Cs eet of water therein, it will nold 114,001 ,7, lons, or, enough water to supply the city for six days, the consumption now being about 17,000,000 gallons daily. A seven-foot conduit exterds around the northern portion, th: h which the water can be Crawn directly from the fountain- head at the Great Falls when the river is clear. ‘The intiuent gate-house is locatedon the north. We t corner of the reservoir, and an auxilli gate-house at the lower end of the seven-| conduit regulates the supply from the river. ‘The supply pipes leading to the city are thir- teen feet below the present bottom of the reser- voir at ie caeant pate Sante, and it Spon J be excavated to that depth ‘without m tating the removal of the pi ‘Tne surface of ‘the water in the reservoir will be one hundred and forty-three feet above tide-water, being Sufficient altitude te force the water to any eint in Washington. The receiving reservoir, ust above the Chain bridge, covering an arca of fifty-one acres, will also be kept full, but it is not contemplated to use from this exeept when the river shall continue muddy for a long time. The supply for the cit | be drawn from the lower half of the di buting reser- voir, that in the upper or larger part being al- lowed to stand @ day or two before being turned into the tection which feeds the pipes. pabehcmcentr~-srtenciod Opp FELLows’ Cuitpeen Excurston prox BaltiMcRe TO Wasuincton—On Thursday next the widows and orphans, under the care of the Odd Fellows of Baltimore, will visit this city and «pend the day. They will leaye Balti- more about 8e’clock in the morning on a special train, ane it isexpected that the entire party will number from ten totwelve hundred, at the depot they will be received by Grand Master Thompson, Grand Patriarch Hable, and @ member of the committee of Ry Siow ments. They will first be escorted tothe Capitol, thence to the Botanical Garden, and will take Omnibusees on Sd street, (the western entranc of the gardens,) in which they will proceed the Smithsonian, the Agricultural department, the Monument, Executive Mansion, and other Pees, after which they will be driven to the Was! chuetzen Park. Here the Odd Fellows’ choir, of this city, and the widows and under the care of the District Loi ges, wili be in attendance. Grand Master JW. a will deliver an address of welcome, @ response will be made and there wiil aiso be music by the choir as well as by the bands. A coilation will be served, after ‘which all will be free to enjoy themselves as they shall see fit. Prosperi’s band will furnish the dancing music anda Baltimore band the concert music. The visitors will leave about 8 o'clock p. m., but the pic-nic will be continued until 11 o'clock p. m. —————— ‘Tue Boarp or Heatta met op Saturday night last. Mr. Langston, from the committee on ordipances, made a report, in relation to Grainage and sewer connections to the efiect that Board of Public Works would ait them in enforcing the ordinances of the board im relation to this matter. A statement from the health officer was submitted, showing that 228 bushels of lime were distributed for disin- fecting purposes, from July 5th to July Inclusive. Among the complaints of nnisances read was one from the Hon. Caleb Cushing, complaining of the barking of a dog in his neighborhood. On motion of Dr. Bliss, the communication was returned to the writer with the information that the board has no authority ee eed Cuannep Hi x Bowes FourD Ix A | Ne ear Png Terrible Orimes.—Yeater- if i F i f i i é f i i 8 7 i iH “ Hs f CH if fi #8 ———e Presemens’ Unron, No. 1, the first organiza- tion of the kind in the United was insti- tuted on Saturday evening last by Mr. Wm. R, McLean, president of the International Typo- graphical Union. The following officers wore elected and duly installed:—Jobu F. Clarkson, resident, D.C. Reeves, vice president; Charles jurdle, recording secretary; Albert £. Sardo, financial secretary; W.G. Dunn, weasurer; J. Rvee, higiaki at ard Death of Mr. Franck Taylor. REMINISCRNOES OF THE ENGLISH COLONY. je crash, and the entire contents were ipitated to the first floor. Fortunately (it ') no one was in the build! junday) Rivse News.—The steamer = ny bomeon ss ree betw bas arrival trom Puitedeene, heart. posing the pains would wear off he bia from Baltimore, cargoes laid down a About 2 o’clack his famil, that he was sinking and a i }» Dut without avail. ylor w: this country about det among the first of that circle Ei families that seeded tn Geitgtiows this city betwee: fath Years. | some consultation, the committee’ deauen cr Mr. Franck Taylor’s father was a well edu- nsultation m i pf Gee Rpm thse by | meet at 11 o'clock to-morrow. The’ complaints T. consulted eminent med- ical authority in ——_ and else: re thus far indicate frequent infractions of the | ing eye. Eee re ae ny ety Of | acta protecting the “property rights of married | fines Wan Rurvaricans.—The First ettened Wie re maners, and highly accom- | women,” approved July 10, fade and. exempt. | Ward jean Club, I. C. O'Neal, presi- Thompson, a wealthy gentleman, of ealtieated | 19g property of housekeepers from execution | dent, Isaiah Fisher, secretary, met last rc night and elected the follwing delegates to the county convention to elect delegates to the Lynchburg convention: Samuel Baker, Eu. . O'Neal, K. Bell, jr. Thomas Ash = E. H. Dela- hey, Wm. Edwards, and A. C. Harmon. ‘He Frret Car passed over the new street Tailway at 9 o’clock this morning. In conse- quence of the unfinished condition of the track on Peyton street the cars will not commence to run regularly till about the middle of next week.—Sentinel, 12h inst. ithin certain amounts. Cases of delinquency Usorary tamtce, Who sought a home under the | the paymont of funds colmeter, sot tee. ie eae nes choice, popes ingexorbitant oats, are also matters of com plaint. Sever: ies have preterred com- oe eek Dasinens, which he had just opened | Pisints againat Justice A. E. Kies. aod, Gane on Pennsylvania avenue, just opposite Tus | Misha eyo A STAR ofice. Mr. ‘Taylor opened for bimeelt : avenue, a few done ceokstore on Fenneylvania | Orpgns ov Tae BOARD oF Puntc Works. ee nent coe National Hotel, The superintendent of streets has been direct: en Gadaby’s, while Jesse Brown kept the | ed'to put in sewer traps at the merchenee ond Indian Queen, on the present site of the Metro- | soutneast corners of Maseachusetts avenue ant Fee eee eet a ete ee Wennin those days | i5¢h streets northwest. Permiscion was granted the two principal hosts of Washington. The | Theodore Samo, eeq., assistant onginece ot ee hotels made this locality the center of business. | Washington auseduct, to erect, te fegraph poles In this store Mr. Franck Taylor accumulated a | on 7th street to Payette: along Fayette vreecce sear cncy; and retired from business a few | Bridge, along Bridge street to his office at Rock years ago. His establishment was the principal | Briige, along Bridge street to his oft er the Bee entrepot for rare and foreign works in law, | alarm telegraph poles, Inspector Cunningham science, and politics. Mr. Taylor thus made the | Bas been directed io eco tee the Nae ee Hauaintance and secured the esteem of Clay, | streets sewers are connected with the 11th strect Ficbster, Benton, Franklin Pierce, Gales & | sewer as soon as possible, ‘The sewer in nite Seaton, ‘and many other public characters of | {™sruare 260, between isth ‘and. ‘Hith, and it peas 2B seerd and I streets, is to be extended by the contrac- At & man of business, Mr. Taylor was prompt | tor for the improvement of I sttect., The meen, and energetic, and expected others to be #0, | ting ot curb aod rela ing of footwalk on Rhode and a failure to meet bis expectations in this | sited avenue and Mth asd 10th sere te nate 7rSard, was sure todevelop his disgust, some- | ordered; also, paving the carriageway of 10th times in not very complimentary terms. In | street, from L) to Warer street southwest, with Priplite he was not robust, and his physician, | Copbie stones; also. for sewerlng. laying foot. ee oe Jeger May an? | Walke and parking of Khode Island avenue, be- Yised him to take more exerciee. In pursuance | ‘ween 7th and Boundary of this advice, Mr. Taylor betook himself to the aE ee old English sport of “cricket,” and in company | pA, DA™™ TN) THE, W bepersl dere ese Pith several other aspirants for athletic honors, | song living over the Eastern ‘Ivangh tre be cutablished the Washington Cricket Club, | noticed wandering about the woods and felis ihose games took piace on the grounds where | Hear Benning's Bridge, small tier tor ee fhe present beseeching beginning of the Wash- | paged in picking beriesapparcnti, Karey tae en monument now stands. In thove days | fontion was paid to him.. Ou Saterday ment, sae wnatignal gamo® of base ball was not | however, he called at the house of wend ad “town bale” the ecleot ban round cat” | woman and requested to be allowed tostop there, great mang fine re ange wchicved ® | The woman, seeing that there wae somethin, business Mr. Taylor had sony posta pitts: | peculiar about bi, inquired his name aod “oy ny teehee some peculiarities, | where he had slept the night before. te gave that is, he never cared to do anything precisely | fhe name of Hageman, and stated that he had UNA ne, Nelghbors, for when splacing show | sioptin a house the night belore Tha tones were coniiing ty ares dazzling panes of gla | went out to call some of the neighbors, oe mat Current” byeclosing ne Caauirated a “counter | they could see him, and whenshe returned with windows, thige Wenge te ecks his “show” | them he put off for the woods, and the nolehe Tindows, thus keeping the front portion of his | hors, with OMcer Alder, stared vo rene es store almost dark enough to need gas light. | him’ but up to this morning had not found him Fah eee aed ensrom stove by s skylight. | From his cise one would wat eeppom Din tes Fils books and goods generally were doubtless | Syer five years old, Warne ee eee o.be bepter Preserved by this mode of tresting | woman says there iesomething peculiar in his Arrairs ix Lovpoun County, Va—Prop- erty Sales.—Mr. James M. Wallace, yesterday sold, as trustee, in a deed of trust, a number of tewn lots in Leesburg, as follows: —The lot sitau- ated on Leesburg and Aldie turnpike brought $799; L. W. 8. Hough and Henry T. Harrison, purchasers. Brick house and lot on Liberty street, 8745; W. F. Barrett, purchaser. {House and lot on Royal street, near the depot ground, $700; James Edmunds (colored), purchaser. Lot on corner of Wirt and Cornwall streets, $1,400; H. O. Clagett, purchaser. No. 5, bought by Joseph Norris, adjoining his steam saw-mill and machine shop, containing about 2 acres, for $800. No. 6, a lot near depot, on Church street, bought by Cook Nickens for &330. No. 7, known as the Wallace lot, containing 3 acres, bought by Captain J. H. Manning for $700. No. 8, ad- joining No.7, with double house on it, bought y Richard 8. Burke for $550. Lot No. 9, ad- joining No. 8, house and garden, ought by Captain J. Wm. Foster for #620.’ Lot No. 1, known as lime kiln lot, abou og bought by Captain J. Wm. Foster for $150. Tie whole sale amounted to 37,034. Cattle Killed by Lightning.—Waterford was visited by a thunder storm on the ith instant, during which a stroke of lightning killed three cattle belonging. respectively, to Jacob R. Walker, Joseph Brown and Joseph James. The cattle were near together, under an apple tree, which was also struck and barked. The Harvest, so far as cutting the grain, 18 over, and we are much gratified to hear that the wheat is better than was expected. It is re- ported as being well filled, and the graiwof good quality. Where fertilizers were liberally used the result is very satisfactory. The corn, also, in this county ts looking well, although thrown back by the eut worm —T rains have i nd it is grow- bes ave given it a fix ‘The lossof Mr. Taylor will be deplored as | /°°%*- = e ing rapidly.—Leest mian, 12th. that-of a citizen of intelligence, cultivation, " ZOvavEs.— eeti “Ts “8 and sterling integrity. BUTLER Zovaves.—At a recent meeting of | TH Sap Svictbe or Youne Company A, Butler Zounves, at the residence ; = = _ | or ajor C. B. Fisher, the following officers Sane Weseeciaiee a en unEne | were etted? Homey ‘Goilea, See Laxp—A Washingtonian Shoots a Brother Boat- | ere elected: | Gecage Lawiesen lente we man in @ Quarrel—The Cumberland (Md.) News | Moores let, Ms Sant, We A. Some. 20 On EA of Saturday, gives an account of an unfortu- Harris, 34 Gor D. &. Oarter, bdo; Josa i Teen esse ee ree ee 8 > | Thomas, ben dor Whos Jobaeen at corporal; Which mag rescit The Goeth on atte al | Wikeon hhoed, sd: Saooh Magradér 30, Boreal arties. About half-past four o'clock in the | Smith, 4th; Henry Murray, 5th; Henry Turner, Pharaoen, white Wan’ Parton, © steersman of | &'h, James Curtis, 7th; John Beverly, 8th. Af. the canal boat Annic McQuade, and Thomas | te the election of officers there was a presenta- Kline, employed in the same’ capacity on | tion on the part of the company of a beautital oe beat: with peg silver castor, butter dish, &c.,to Mrs. Major Siting fe ts cotta te he eee Wie | Huan. Epetenes wee made Se tere eae, Henry Myers, second steersman of that boat, | Jt, Moore and Capt, Tucker, of the National came in under the Influence. of liquor and [| Territorial Guards. ordered Kline toleave. This Kline refused to| Seve do, when Myers canght hold of him to put him wate ea sed "haps (Pend ptewced eee tee ret er ae heme mer ee OIS: | Ratenin the following street Oe Boundary sc a a Bont cd | Street, between 14th and 15th; on 13th street, Serna bin aeaton, to Farksc: He aasemen | hooey ws erendare: on ten ae ee him ae ho had Kitno, only using worse and more | ttn: On ath sient’ Hen freee ee Ps abusive language, and ordered him off the boat. ‘T, and along the latter to 20th; down soth t Eeenee Sree San eee Lens tem pemee tn he) cceet, end themes cp Martone eee, teenie terete cate pecnn aeuty Ot Messrs’ | to Houtlary streets Maine of pinlinn teen, Pislent Unsents and cpreobians oplthets, ‘Git | Sans aro mow’ boing laid on It ete rn Morar eco nate ree from Ist to Boundary, and on most of the in. you.” Outsice the catin, Parker storpat us | tersecting streets. Un Capitol hill especially you. ~ , peee on | there will be a large number of mains latd, {t soca, with Mycts'n Cow stops tn his rear, wheh:| Line the intuntion to tap above Gee ine the former turned and warned the other not | being the intention to lay 1 to follow oF siteck hin, sf the same tine | \mmer throughout ths city. rawing his pistol and cocking it. = el" By thee tinge Styers ‘not hesitating inthe least) Bight hne 2 Gelcsy mmeentnn pra opr Soh N Foached Parker, and Grst saying “don’t shoot?’ | Prdduce Store,” No. 482 Pennsylvania avenue, he next took hold of the other on the left ahoul- | {crowd soon tarembled ad Leeethe tee ae der, with his right hand, at the same time grup- | where a quantity of brooms were discovered in ing or trying to seize the Pag with bis left, | 9 blaze. ‘They were thrown out into the strect, } t'¢ barn at the same time. Hat £1 conveyed ghcn Farker fred. The ball took effect WH | Snt'on further tnyeatigaten We mee hon that | his two daughters to the house, and had scarce- Myers’ body, and staggering back and turning | Myc bunches of kindling wood und paper vere y reached it when the barn was strmck by Tory Bole, Te fel to cho earth. Ho was plcketl | Cirmiug under @ barrel € coc oll wing the | lightning and set on fire. He hurried back and enty dheascd: hin Wousd. Aiton the sag | sppearance of having been set on fre "The | was horrided at hnding his son, Iying. dead vs Falkee CORRES epee heen OEE | Croptigtar And Dis teulin, whe teste in rowen, || takeor, and the tev tase somber, by his side. Parker volu — Y appeared before Justice | DePine store, were absent, having left on the | The lightning had struck the boy at the back Strong, sake wledging - = of shooting My- | 9 orclock boat’ for a tet down the river. The | Of the neck and coursed down his spine, sear- ere. and aski..g for a trial. The justice decided | 1% Gus extinguished po (eed lhcard loss. ing it as though it had been done with a red-hot to bind him over to the October court (to await fron. The father hastily carried out the three the action = the ~~ Jur ) in the sam of $300. REAL Estate SaLe—Duncanson, Dowling | bodies, and then rescued his horses and wagons. Being unable to fod bait, be was committed ©'| @ Go. anctioncers, sold, on Saturday evening, | The flames spread rapidly, and communicating Goeed ore ie che ee unbar and Kline were | ict 1, tn equare 793, located af the corner ct Mf | te the wagon beac, horse-barn, sheds, carn= und over in sum jc $100 each. Myers’ | ana 'D streets northeast, to Dennis McNamara, | crib and other buildings they were all consum- Wound came very near beings fatalone. It is } for ¢1, 695. ed. ‘The loss by the fire was 86,000 partially in- hear the pit of the stomach, a little to the left. | ‘tppog g- Wi n, real estate broker and | sured. The two men recovered. For a time he bled copiously, and became mack | suctionesr, act lot 9 in sites ee Pa fag tos Wegkened. The doctor testified that the wound | Movary, for 30 cents per square Toor! Kt sie | WOMAN'S Pauvipy—A Mrs. Lincoln; of Tris Rot necessarily fatal. but it might provesa; | Souare Bag, tp Min Aime Gc carcont don ook Dedham, Mass., whose husband was shot ‘and the probabilities were, however, that with a vig- | Dlreauare Rut z . cents | wounded Sunday night, the éth inst., has been orous frame like Myers, and good care, persous George Sands, a well-known and highly spected young man, son of Rear Admiral 4. I. Sands, U.S. mate of the U.S. receiving ship New Ha shire, committed suicide in his stat board the ship yesterday morning o’clock by shooting himse pistol. weapon used was a large size Colt’s navy six-shooter. The ball entered his forehead jest above the right eye, tearing a frightfal hole large enough to get a man’s fist in. The deceased was 21 years old; was appointed mate (a warrant officer) in the navy Me: 1th, 1870, from New York. He left two short notes, one addressed to his mother and tather, stating that he had ever been a dutiful son, and still loved them dearly. A geranium leat was inclosed iu the folds of the note. ‘The other note was addressed to a youn; lady of Portsmouth, setting forth his arden attachment and the insufferable pain caused by her refusal to marry him, and that his rash and terrible act was to relieve his distress. A geranium leaf and several rosebuds were in- closed in his note to the young lady. This sad occurrence will be a heavy blow to his aged parents, who left their home two days ago to spend the remainder of the summer with their friends and relatives at the north.—Norfolk Journal, Uth. FATAL STROKE OF ATNING.—Portions of Washington county, New York,were vilsited by a violent thunder-shower on Friday afternoon last, and just as it came up Mr. Thompson Handy, who lives near Easton Corners, drove into his barn, having hisson and two daugh- ters with him. Two men also sought shelter in arrested for complicity in the atiair. Ir ig 0 wounded would recover. Buripinc Peumirs have been issued as fol- | thought he was shot bya man named fender Parker ts ung man about twenty-three | lows since our last: A. Lepreux by H. Wingate, | son, who was a former lover of the woman, but ars of age and five feeteight inches in eights two-story brick store, street, between C | inafit of anger some two months since, she as a countenance, a frank manner, a) and D northwest; N. W. Vaughn, by John Cars | married Lincoln. After the marriage she be- hearty appearance. He does not look at all | rigan, two-story frame, bth street, between I) | came friends with Henderson, and it is thought ike & man who would kill another in cold blood. | and E northwest; Mrs.’ M. G. Schulze by W. | that it was at bor instigation that tie shooting Myers is 2 shorter man, but heavier, aud is | N. Horstkamp, additional story on brick, 7th | Was done. She had invited her husband to take about thirty years old. He is an old boatman, | street, between L and M northwest. a walk, and while he was seating her on a rock having been in the employ of Hassett Brotuers, tao the shots were fire: of Four Locks, for a number of years. Parker's | Tum Farr Bioamy Cuarce,—Farl ©. Farr, home is in Washington city; the boat upon | Who was committed to jail on Saturday, to a: A Boy Potsonnp by A CaTenriLtarn.—The which he was employed is “owned by Barney swer the charge of bigamy, was brought int Marsville (Cal.) Repablican, sa: One day McQuade, of Cumberland. Hehas bees boating | the Police Court this morning, and through his | last week George Adamson, aged seven or if his first trip having been | counsel, Gen. Henkle, was released on bail in | eight years, was sitting under'a sbade tree at made wath Fers;'with whom be bed ‘always | £1,000 for a hearing some day this week. Sub. | his tather's residence. eating bread and batter been, up to the hour of this unfortunate affair, poneras were issued for witnesses, who will be | A caterpillar fell upon the bread, unobserved on very friendly terms. Bad whisky on the one | here at the hearin, by the ind, , and he put the morsel to, his mouth side and high temper, which could brook no | necovenino——Micht Randel 0 take a bite, when the worm bit him on the —! bh and Joseph | tongue. Immediately the tongue swelled until gach insults, on the ether, did the bustnon. O'Brien, the two house painters who were sup- | it nearly choked the hoy. ‘The doctor apyliod A WOULD-nE CASE OF AsiaTIC CHOLERA.— | posed to be fatally injured by the falli g of 8 | powerful remedies, only in time fo prevent @ Editor Star: I have just been called toseea lady | scaffold at the house corner of 15th and K | fatal result, as he sayé ten iiuutes® delay who was taken two days previous from | streets, on Friday morning, are ore would haye cansed deat eating unripe new potatoes. She had been | O’Brien had his nose and tworibs broken, while - taken with violent griping pains, incessant vom- | Randulyb was internally injured. Doveie TRAGEDY AnouT 4 Thi 1 oF CANDLE. ing of greenish bilious matter, évacuations re- ——____—___. Rumbolt Wright engaged board at the house of sembling rice.water, painful cramps of the ab- TALE COURTS. John Seollard, in Farmington, Hun, on Fri- i was OB COURT, Judge Snell —To-day, jay, and at night was so enraged at being giv- Senter trees Gerke Maen Bbe | Fora was cuareea wiih pe roomy of a en a small piece of candle to take to his bed- er fingers shrunk and nails blue. She | Ford w a a ‘Was #0 prostrated as to be incapable of the least | and gther tescvteds that the ‘girl wne ta | fog his chest, “Constable Greed oe aan motion. By, one unsequainted with Asiatic | his employment, and left; after which: i Tisaed ed: and with @ posse proceeded to Wrickte cholera, this case might have been so called, || the coode. Mrs. Howard testified that sie uired the om. ‘The latter stool with his revolver | but having seen numbers of true Asiatic cases || girl irom e street: she was « stranger toher, | room. The latter stood with his revolver in aie, Y noom watioed Chan te pe omes teatitied to arresting the girl on | his hand, and on his raising it Chapel fired, kill- it ty ase on 16th street, aud that he re- ad Wright instantly. Scollard will recover. charged with Tr arth tr disease had begun two days beforc. Gre kg to I NN eeepc err call teat S : ae = true Asiatic cholera, the patient would have EB de Baa oo ee qgenale, ond LLOONIN ; —— been, by this time, in a state of collapse it not | xnocked her down, und Susannah stabbed her {a tI day night. M.Stont presided. dead: © Aue vomiting was bilios instead of | right check with m kuife. inflicting @ bad wound; | Charles" Wise, son of Profeeson Weta, pons the characteristic rice water like fluid. 3. The | fined $30 each. J. R. Whuley, assault and battery Tisexpesienest capataasd vin wine skin, though cold, was not deadly colt, as in | on Wesley Bowman; @5 and corts, nie Steel, and exp gn ‘ 2 | jo Colonel De Ana in his trip across the Asiatic oholers.. 15y tis commanicetion, 16 te | Misty 6 eee ee ais cack cad cee Whee: | ceoan Colonel De dine been a project not my intention to make any he frisnds we | Donuelly,assault and battery on Emily Harrigau; | in «detail. ‘The committee on the subject was ments on the case, but to warn the friends or | gs" costs. Lavinia Ward, Mt and ry | increased, and the co-operation of Franklin In- — pedo iy tay evan by figutontng org yg oe TS stitute aod the Academy of National Sciences ee ; e. D. bond to keep the peace. Grafto: resins. them render the disease less manageable. D. is nd po Keep the pes a eee S Dot | | Carnytne 7 iT RICA.—Advices Pexrerarce MEETINGS. eel eels | trom Cape Coast, Africa, June, 2, state that esance menting Sane Dark s4 staal pemeersey seid a1 "Edward Gui- | thirty thousand Ashantees were’ encamped Afternoon and evening. ‘That in the East Cap- eof, larceny Of @7 fu fractional | within fifteen miles of the tows, and an attack itol grounds was addressed by Messrs. A. T. | Correucy; money ordered to be Femored, and the | was looked for daily, The English defensive Maupin, R. Norris, J. L. Hayghe, H. W. Read, reli ‘on secu: behavior. | force was small. Reinforcements were on and 3. L- Kidwell. Forty-four persons signed | wiitia ton {ohn Bord and rot- | their way tothe town, but tuey were not ex- the pledge. er P: pectéd to reach there before the Sth of the The Dashaways, at Temperance Hall, were Riche Boia. w profenity: 98. Geo, folie’ | month. addressed by Messrs. Peck, Savage, Maupin, a s q be A E —— Devine, and Walsh. Twenty-four persons | Fer, Drpmelly; Dresewcions are already being sown among : 3 to’ ‘sum of | the combinations of farmers in the Northwest . S. Total Abstinence Socl- | gus" au dare in worth aad it ge. 8. ‘workhouse. Mi: “if | known as yesterday afternoon and 0 4 to Congress on their plows and Siarewed by Mt fy Faller, prentdont, Dr. Sv | taticot Qs bond” Jobn Nelgn shares ferrown, this othere and ae more sonable =: Rev. J. G. Henning, H. B. Croggonand orgs req) oe is give, teem, weep P hemhandry. ‘The Catholic Beneficial T. A. Society yester- | (live reir vorthoue 8 ecuere ra pre ee cenin <o—- day ted to Rev. Father Keene, bes Th was to give : avis x reece te ited | weteeenrameneeeee | TS Bret ae a cir, SE p 5 are on | Bowen is reallydetermined to vindicate himself, praying = okeaae Sal presperene voyage neg er gars Germans are organizing preset hog reo : 4 " hi if with the oe ye a7 It is now proposed to reach the north pole intention, If heesn arm himeel te ryanEsta of tae Ganigie thane | wr maene ee epee of sang ec | Qpaence mG, Wenn y Foam, the ‘of Columbia” was filed in | ®# Well as in open seek eatin ot | manner that they longer postpone it. Biethoe ofthe ed are 8.4. Suit, Roberk sift nella icers whocome prow tteund Eatex ny Rare—in New, York the pollee a the pecs a0 of ev-An Albany Togards the use of | enth street, the decomposed Body of lotte n to build wharves at the quis a Suara te sarang ot pre taw-aton, win 5 oceupled a south end of the navy yard Fong ty power 2h bas told the ladies of his alone, been seen a Wwaler front of the Anacostia SF That ought to be o great library a4.Lonis: Wass Found the body, was half eaten by rate, river at that point. ville, in the course of ‘or three hundred | which swarmed ee hot at i Tux Niont-Sor Neisaxce—A | Tete, tf business comttnnes to thrive. Baavy (Moatatiry 1x S7- Lovs—The Sautcconbeserne ast to witness the ‘ial of = week was 211 ‘the same as last Ortthe a patent pase: nae fo Temoval of act: er ae mb beste cnemee that sity? stated ghildren under tive the ee r = the hst. toa Tentear.y a The intention of our Board of Ruaith aA bug got = cee 2h a fla guy. ‘amesigns’” es _ | | Product temporary insautry. ‘seat, PROPOSALS, PROPOSALS. i : Wastixerox, July 1Ph, Sealed Proposals will be received at this office an- HU of the Ore Day or Accu, ; and deliver! ha Bi ng at the mite prppaedt vermment tad 1 P. 5 DIMENSION STOWE regaled for the extern ot ‘The ¢ of stome from which a entection will be will be confined to Granites, Marbles and bai ¥ isel or bam sample block, 18x 12x12 inches, showing one a fracture ‘of the mone, and ont ‘Cutting, must be sul * i 5 E Do stone actual use as cut stone in ton hours, will be considered; and hat it has bean so used for that ‘The stone and be ii eff g ii cy Es tar's Balsam Wid Che pone 8 “+f ily cures cough: throntace It will always retieve consump- tion, and in many well. cases it has ef- fected a perfect cure. 6 from she owne ich the stone » be furnished, and @ certificate - he county ih which the quarry ix ait: ated, that the bidder is the owuer or lemee of the quarry. must accompany the bid A nat be 7 AND CAST IRON WOkK Beaind will be receiv thi made on and in fall accora- | anti 19 m.of the 7TH Pay oF At ‘ » obtained on appli- | furuiching, delivering. Gtt ve arcotapanie! by ® | the W it and Cast and moet | e ond in the sum cf fifty thousand loll ‘ 000) that the bidder will accept rm the | called for iu the schadvies. cansietheg of ake nd tract, if awarded to him, and give bond 5 mel i , &e., ane! jn the penal stm of one hnodred th cast-iron brackets, &¢.. sit ‘oroeineutsl snare, ty a &e., required for the Reof of the of the Now Scate, W: 8. Treasury. ’ The treatment often effects a perfect cure, even in extreme cases, if none but o suitable shoes are worn. ToRcO-Rvssian BATS; aiso, Medicated Va. Baths, for all skin disease, at Dr. She«ld’s, E street. 20,6: aes WItLoox & Ginz’s Suwixe MACHINE. The Celebrated Basaar Patterns. Agency at Chas, 19100.000) and a valid and bind: he quarry | work in $o,the Government as securliy for the foitntal ger, | South Wik formance of the contract, eae to take effect riments fe upon the failure of the contractor tocomply with | of eee Baum’s koopakirt and corset factory, Tub stravt, | tle terms of the contrast. Said lease to aathories | mm the Government to take fall of the guar Au Joe | 2 iy the eon ome to Intelligencer Building. 10,28 | snd work it at the expense of the contrecter Ineece | ua necene - Ep y THE COMMUWITY at large appreciate the nse- | on ~ % st eaieibintie tank ea en ment of cl }» bat will ve erected by the con- aiecntaen . ject any or | Erectors’ °F ChArES fulness of Biuger’s Sewing Machine. 1,5 | aif-bign'"or'te divide the soutent aud aoe ty Or | tractors more Kinds of stone. weight Stop a get TS Proposals must be inclosed in @ sealed envelope, | inthe schedule. “The wack, will tot be sate ian ipdorard «Propels for Dimeorion Stone Tyr tne | smone” di rent bidders, but will be considered 13 lew Goverpm ai . lel ng agETegate pe whol addrensed to Me TA BMULLETT, | within four montive fre aniarte mat be completed ‘THERMOMETERS and re; a pacers ae coveted po GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. jy 12-2 Supervi Areohitect. Payments will be muade monthly, dedacting ten BX THOS. DOWLING Auctionser; Georgetown ROPOSALS FOR DIMENSION STON: Pez. Centum until the Anal completion of the con- GUAKDIAN’S SALE OF VALUABLE ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN, D. papas By virtue of a deeree of the Supreme Conrt of Bi ea tecatan cana eae ; = of duly. A.D. 18%, iy the nal NST TONE RE IRED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE | All’ bids must be accompanied by « ponal bond, in PRN Se) RRAMENT BUILDING AT CIN- | the sum of fifteen thousand dcliare, (in duor, thet tan CINNATI, OHIO, Didder will acoept and perform the contract If award. OFFICE oF SUPERYIKING ARCHITECT, ed him, EASURY DEPARTMENT, Se. the enfficiency of the security to be certifi ited Stator Jndes, the Olerk of ths Uuitet rt, or the District Attorney of the District on t! and duly ratified by + July 12th, court, holding a special term, ‘Baulty jurisdiction the Drm par co kee ee Teverves the right to reect any or on t! ora of Joly, A. D. isv3,the undersigaed, ishing at the site of the proposed ‘Government for the interest of the Gow SAS hele Si eel ee rears aud. se agent for the | Building at Cincinnati, Obin ail the Dineen and any bid that is not made the premiace’on WEDERSDAgT. the pOuraet of | Stone required for the exterior of the building be obtained in a July, A. D. 1873, the following described realestate, | yeonegthecies of stone from which ® selection will ‘Rot _cenform In every faire be made will be confined to Granites, Marbles, and inte of this advertisement, will not be considered; Sandstowes, and the qualities eapeetally insisted her will any prporais be received from —s upon will be un formity of color and texture, dara- Peccptt nemuclves engaged in the mauafactare bility, and the capacity for workiug under t! ought or Osst-Lron Work, and who have not chisel or hammer. the cecessary facilities for gett * A sample block 12x12x12 inches, showing on one | Proposals will be eudorsed “ face the natural fracture of the stone, and on th» | of Roef of Soath ne of others different kinds of cutting, must be submitted | Navy De partments’ Building. with each bid. essed to A Bo sicno that has not been tested by actual ase ent stone in buildings for at least ten years wilt connideres; and absalute proof that it es bag PP°RSALS HOR BEAD STONES Fo: Used for that period mast be furnished. TIONAL MILITARY CEMETSU! ‘The stone must further have a good grain, and be ‘Wan DerantMent free frem all discoloring substances, and the "arr situated in Georgetown, District of Columbia, cast half of lot No. 48, Beall’ adition, Beginning af the distance of 180 foot weat from the ‘corner of Gon Tanning thence with the ireet west 30 feet; thence south feet; thence east 30 feet; and thence north 120 feet to'the beginning, Also, the west half of lot No. 49, ir. Beall’s adai- Hon, beginning at the distance of 180 fect west from corner of Beall and Congress streets, and running thence with the south side of Beall’ street west 30 feet; south 120 feet; east 30 fect; and thence north 20 feet to begipning. Also, lot No. 9, in the western addition to George- town. D. 9. begimning at the end of the third line QuARTERMASTER 7 i ~ from ¥ hich it is procured must be fally opened and Wa xor 3 2 inves aly ee a oe capable of furnishing the quality and quautity de Proposals are invited for furnishing Head stones erly'paralicl Pro@pect street 60 feet; thence | “zed within one year, i for the National Military Cemeteries, as provcrited southerly lel with: Osilege street #2 foct to | Abont 4).0W cubic feet, more oF leas. will be re- | by the law of 3 March, 15/3, uf winch theollowrec Fails, now Br hence with said street to | 2U ot eth a ereke OF the stones cane is an extract: civen but will approximate 4) cubic est stones containing about 200 cubic fect. "The Provided, that the hond stones required by an act Till be ordered on «schedule of net izes,in | entitied “en act to establish end protect nal jer that the contractormay mak = approved Febraary 22, 1957, aud the ances for cutting in the quarry act amendaiory thereof, approved June &, 172, shall eche — payment will be made be ot durable stone. such design and weight h to it face on eran) - ace whe “ oe nd of one-half inch to each eut face of seo cr) beptnn L LS after di Ts will state how soon they can cammence | in ten newspapers of general cf the stone. a: dgn street; the beginning. "The last described Lot to be sold ut the hour of 6 o'clock p, m., and the two first de- scribed at the hour of 6 o’cleck p.m. erms of sale as prescribed by the decree; One- third cash: balance of the purchase money in two equal payments at six and twelve months from (lay of sale; the purchaser or purchasers to give his, her or their notes for the deferred payments, with in- forest from day of sale) at 8 per cent. p £10) to be paid down at time of sale on each lot sold y 4 sriount per week they le m share abalance of cash patmenta within five days | Con deiiver. to state the average aul | shall in the greater’ mremeute methane ae All the purchase money is paid. If the purchaser or | { xin sizeof re that can be obtained | of durability, decency, and cheapness; and the et purchasers of said property on either of said lots =: er will be received except | of one million dollars is hereby ay from the owners or lessees Which the stone 1s propused to be furnished, a certificate from the Rec of the connty which the quarry ts situated, that the bidder ist EME OF Meas ot the quarry, must accompany shall fail to comply with the terms of sale wit f the quarries fi a five days after day of sale, the undersigned reserves the right to resell the said lot or lote at the risk and five days’ further notice as aforesaid, npon like terms as aforesaid, as to payment, All conveyan- = SESRaE ES: AKER, Guardian. iss.aca eRe TOS DOWLING. Lact. ‘HE FALL BUSI IS COMING. ‘The present long, warm days is the best time for maid purpose out of any money in Re Pescnry pot ot winted; and the any ft War lerwine forthe various sel lel for such head-stones, and the stand- he | ards A oepts ent cove of the stone te be used. and . bids shall be made and decided with reference there- Il proposals must be made on, and in full accord- to, abd ceptracts may be made fi with, the printed forms to be obtained on a) ties of auch-head stones ion at this office, and must be accompanied b eT h @ pepal bend in the sum of fifty thousand d: rs ($80,000) that the bidder will accept and perform the coutract ifawarded to him, and give bond there. for in the penal ‘one hun: sanddollars, | | The total number to be farnie ($100,000, anda valid and Lindinglense ot theanerry. | 259 r . ned ts cetimated at on For the known, 147,66; for the unknown, to the Goverument as security fer the faithful por. aud Winter at conve: tinue byravsidine then formance of the coxtract, the lease to take eect Specifications, describing in detafl the avoidable delay in the execution of orders during | Dp” the failure of the contractor to comply with | fixed by the Secretary of War, ean be had ‘of business ae we export te hate Tan | the terme of the contract, Bald lease tons cation by letter to this office, where als> = thorize the Government totake full possession of the quarry and work it at the expense of the contractor in case of detault ch a rnsn fall, your goods will be nicely cleaned or re-dyed, and carefully kept for six months, if desired. barges moacrate. ‘Terms invariably 0. 0. a a a Tre estab inn, 80008. Will be placed on exhi The shoul The Department reserves the right to reject any or all bids, or to divide the contract and use two or more Kinds of stone. a3 LISHMENT, arenas — ogy in — or: jefferson Street; 0. oreed ** Proposals for Dume: one for t a. OMe open from 7 ots, anti omuaet, Cio. bow vernnvent Building, Cioclana and | “By onder of the Secretary of War. essed > : ; ayia mt J Supervising Architect. Qcertermentor General, Brevet Mayor U 8. ENGINELL OFFICE, + (Thad Swory, Union Bank Buildins,) FAvette. SEAR CHARLES STREET. a ed Pasay ony Mp_, Juty 12, roposals for ing in n Grorgtown Habre: B.€., will be rece at OGust 7. ists, for the noo her noon of AvGrst 11, 1873, abd opened immediately | £O# tuding alt the materiats = the ‘nccept the thereafter. Bionk forms, specifications, &c.,can be | H¥¢-oak Umber, stctre Weep alas to ee had on application aT oor onTLt, Sf ohont £40 tone mrawarement, complete for se why jyl2-ot nto aioe, ball chewing: jon and COAL AND WOOD. Saly ment : iste’ fn all I AM UNLOADING hall sovet be comps in al a een ‘mecord~ 3A CARGO OF PALMER | indie sod athe VEIN DEEP RED ASH. «most exceliout Con | tntat be of the bex quailty, and the work, must be te nges, which J am sell 27 low. Also, ali SP, beg menoer , and the yeons! bo delivesed ~ Atlantic const on may dir’ in cigs momtbe frow: te Gate ferent sizes aud qualities of WHITE ASH. | o¢pei® No, better thme than now to lay ia winter euppit-s. | partmen M, | Nad eign of Dr. LG. B Ore. and reliably attended to, ipiatinio rensay ‘againat coe | StINAND BSS Louisions ever us, st ai in Sve headaches, morn! — B a southeast, and Wharf, foot o! ase Eropestionste, emounte. sererving the esusl - 5 eee out heast. oe" Cent unt! com | on of evens ths eee act a ee SR "I the vessel. M ULEY & BROS. ‘The bids must be acco EF. *SACesgon BD ‘AG DEALERS. 7 a fuired by 25 = x thweet, and No. 1818 rp, EDW. CLARK, T. &. CROSS, Jn | Yarde—No. sath sige northwest a a be prompts execnted: ¢ — epot—i9% street wharf. the face . . K & CO., —— ‘The Department reese: the right to accept or eh sn A choice and varied stock of WOOD and COAL rriget anor ll bids wich in its opiate ‘are wot DEALERS kept constantly on hand, syS-bn toe ne ie interest. LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL, W 00D anpcoar: PL facilities for doi DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, &c _, &c. Central Office, 626 Louisiana ayenn>. Wharf, Depot'and Planing Mill, foot of th street east, ‘Branch Yat ds—tith and B street: ‘WOOD ANB COAL: ting several vessel loads of the “ETS ERE. dW AL, which we wil 7¥ sell at the lowest possible rates for carh Une OT Ehs Soepemes=. D. B. McCAULEY & BROS. none priet s northwest, Vir- | Yards—No. 519 43 street southwest, 8 Peo ee et I Rinia avenue and 9h street sontheast. Jyll-tf | 121 ath street northwest, pe rn OT agg Bon tet nae barf 3-10 : Depot—Live street wharf. 3 being situated on the live of the Wash: H.B 7h & D H.B sitcom she ralrond Sod teambnk Sopot : “ LIVERY STABLES. the door every two or three minutes. The qe Se this house ean reach any "of the public ot ° BOARDING | ur a and SALE STARLES, by © please tant se of fow minutos.” F ret, bet. D snd Ha win alley, Hy ong the Ine ‘and sane tdi per Sarai ret, Sci aa Pa wo | poe hed davai the Boarding of Horses." deczi ty 2 H¥se5"s MUTEL, Bo. 709 G STREET, mat Between Tre anpfre Sraeets. HE IMPERIAL HOTEL, JAMES SYKBS, Propricsor, Froxtixe PENNsvivanta AvENOR, Baween 13h and Vth Sereats, LLISON wal OR, Jr. STABLES. A ro id ‘ Rinrny crane BEGINNING TO-DAY. prruen CaRnlLagys 5 ee, RLINGTON aTABL: —R. CRUIT, Jx., STREET, Between 177m ax 15TH. —— by day or night, and for CLOSING SALES or oF : ai ally RICHARD VANT, Proprietor. Wasuixetox, D. 0. 5 er Clothing! asH. "8 ST. 1346 B St. ‘Thankfel to the public for Wes tthe latent ted constantly” | the Past te oprietor ii oid rtonde and caer ee wiper eaiiae Shiite rman | Roe game aat ea a the most heat ous best fasbington. MEN AND Boys. Particular to sand {Bep., Chron J Borses always for and exchange Geeks wt C. WILLARD. S = iE anbres owen THE ere apl-tt WASHINGTON, D.0. ENTIRE STOCK WiLL BE CLOSED OUT ; DOMEDIATELY THE LARGEST VARIBTY OF URCHASER’S PRICES. pith = GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN'S weak | T®™ > era ne : ON AMERICA, odie, tte Tiloet, opens the Bowsls adil sicteon the 3 Pot sale by all Druagists. NEW STYLES wl fue: ALL THE is Be A waepooatal «te re : JOS? RECEIVED A FULL LINE oF milter 1213 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ne jy ©-LOrTERLL. <0. «. SUNNINGTOS iinearae ou gry) Also, a fie ot LUTTRELL & 3 CROQUET SETS, from 8840 to 04, at