Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1873, Page 4

‘The Tallapoosa, Captain arrtyed freight, MeKitehin , at the navy yard from Norfolk, ich murdered peddler Rogezski are canvassing the city selling fans. The little fellows but recently arrived from Poland with their mother, and — been kindly ws of the cil long ty. ‘and favorably known as an officer of the Metropolitan police force, and lately doing duty as station-keeper at the first preciact station-house, has left tne force to accept a ition as an engineer. The fourth ime tween the Mr. ior championship of the District result- ed in @ victory for the former club—score 14 to 10. ‘The repairs of that portion of the Navy do- partment ed by the fire will be as inexpen- sive as possible, on account of the expected re- moval tothe new department building at no batant day. Mr. Trimble, who represents the 16th district in the House of Delegates, was presented with an elegant gold-headed cane by his friends last night. Joseph Davidson je the presenta- tion speech, to which Mr. T. responded. Kev. J.J. Keane, of St. Patrick’s church, left the city yesterday morning for New York, ‘and sails on Saturday in the steamer City of Mon- treal for Euroy depot by the Barotti. . He was secompanied to the - Fathers Walter, Wiget and At alate meeting of the Hibernia Association of this city, the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: Thomas Montgomery, president; John J. Hurley and Daniel McGiv- ern, vice presidents; Dennis Lyons and James Dillon, secretaries; John J. Hill, treasurer; J. Reagan, chief marshal. A pigeon shooting match between Messrs. Wm. B. McKellen, Moorhouse, McLeod and Bryan, allof the United States Treasury de- partment, took piace at Kalorama on Wednes- day. afternoon Nat. Messrs, "Moorhouse. and Bryan brought down three birds each, and Mc- Leod two. MeKelden scored a “round 0." From H. H. Hempler, optician, of this city, we bave one of bis spirit thermometers, which: are of a size toenable one to readily read the state of the tem mre at a considerable dis- tance from the Instrument. They are just the {hing for the counting-room, store, workshop, or halt. A meeting of the commisstoned officers of the Ist regiment, National Guards, was held last All present were in full-dress ani- ‘ol. Smoot presided, and Adjutant Beal acted as secretary. The adoption of # suitable uniform for the regiment was referred to the held ofticers, who were directed to report at the next meeting—Iast Tuesday in September. There ts one cell in the Central guard-house infected with an extraordinary large breed of August Voss, the station-house ys he never puts alodger in that cell unless he thinks he ean stand bleeding to the extent of about two quarts. That cell has been christened the ‘lava bed,” and its blood-thirsty eceupants are known as “'Modocs.” McMahon, of the 5th precinct, was at- by the screams of a woman last night of the & woman, who stated that an inde- It had been made upon her by a col- +1 mau whohad just fled on the approach the officer. He was chased for some but escaped. ute at the ctfice of the water registrar that there is a scarcity of water ou some of the streets in the rn portion of the city, especially on line of L, M, Nand O streets. This infor- tion has somewhat surprised the registrar, coming a3 it dees so soon after the additional supply of water afforded by the new thirty-six inch main, avd measures have been taken by him to aseertain the cause. So far it has not been satisfactorily settled what the cause of tuis short supply is, but the registrar is of the opinion that the extravagant use of water by persoms living in the low ions of the city has in a great measure dimfnished the re on the mains at the poruts named. The truth is that bent d a a See eens oe careless leay’ Tumning 5 , fountains, bydrant, a6d Gumsteus Sthet outlets, espe- ¢ ally fe hotels, restaurants, and livery stables, than, there fs ‘used by families im a ley Way. In fact, there has been preva‘ idea that there is ne further need of restraint In the use of water since the laying of the new thirty- six ineh main, and wm order to check thie reck- lessness the registrarhas issued the following cular 40 such persons as are known to be careless in this partientar: TavSeant use and waste of Potomac wa. ter from the supply rains. £F grounds of the cit jail «apply im other foca is particularly called to the fact that where is wasted from epigots left running, leaking ities. Your water fiatures, andather moane of wast orized by law to cut off the supply premises. Mach inconvenience will be saved to you and your busiuess by at yourc mmand to aveid this, ot will be promptly and ef water Trir> To Hine HER Suame.—Yesterday atternoon James Shields, a scaveuger,appeared at the station-house and’ informed Lieutenant Kelly that he had been called upon to visit the premises of house No. 424 H street northwest, and had discovered there the dead body of an infant In the privy. He notified the proprietor of the house, whe requested him to state the case to Lieutenant and ask that he make vestigation as tly a8 possible, but B little poblicity as was consistent with the ents of justice. The Lteutenant directed Sergeant Jobnson and Oficer Drane to make the necemary investigation, and th promptly proes ded to the Louse, In the sink they found of apinfant in 4B advanced state on. ia the house, confined te her bed of ness, was A young wows. %F nt, oy the name of Josephine Donolo. who, on being questioned by the odtcers, acknowl- extged that she was the mother of the child, and that, to bide her shame, she had thrownit inthe uk where it was found. She stated that she been seduced by its father under an an- picmise of marriage, and had given birth child on Saturday last; that it was still- he body was bronght to the station, it was viewed by the coroner, who de- cided that it was too far deeom: to ascer- tain whether it had beenstill-born, and gave an for tts burial. ‘oroner Patterson this © ek girl from nominal ar: falled morning released the 0. F. Wipows axp ows and orphans under the he Odd Fellows of Baltimore, with membership and widows and orphans of this Jurisdicuon, spent a very pleasant day at the Schuetzen Park yesterday. Minnix's band me good music, avillion played tor Varions amusements were - u get in—swinging riding the revolving hore-s, and the Cd Fellows choir, under Prof. niel, sang quite a number of songs. About 7% Oelock p. m., the visitors left the grounds Iv and tuned to Baltimore, all seemingly weil pleased with the reception. D day -geant Clements, detail of the 7th pr- cinct officers, greatly assisted the committee / the m mt of th great crowd, and atue park Sergeant Boteler with @ special detail aroisted. ——_+—___ Ruat Estatz Sa.ms.—The following sales of real estate Lave recently taken : BUILDING PERMITS were issued to-day lows :—N. Wilson, by Entwisle & Barron, story back building, 17th street, between I and ned on Thorsday evening instead. The de- ar caused by some unfinished work which will be necessary for the proper working of the betel. Sce advertisement. Sl ,oking Death of a Little Child. | # DASHED FROM ITS MOTHER'S Anw ATH THE WHEELS OF A LoCOMOTIVs. Restients in the northern part of the city Were thrown into a state of great excitement about § o’clock last night by a most distressing »* which occurred at the cornerof ist and H; reets. It appears that street car No. 4, fe of the Columbia raitway line, driven by Patrick | | The Thirteenth Street Shooting Fata’ am! Sea ae HENRY PIRPER—VERDICT OF 2 —— TAR MetRororitay Potter Coxmssrox~ fxs met yesterday. Private C.P. Reese was Se Niacee Bloper, who was shot Att | ordered to be mounted, vice Private TX. Hays. | [RY THOS. 5 Mr. Henry Pieper, who wes non uf George | man, dismounted, The applications of Jobo Or : ‘Garner on Wednesday afternoon ied shot Bareies ‘wichoet Han a2. *raeB ie or Woe c aX wisete, der “Clayton was dlemiseed the forse, JOorvek, Twit seltat a oa be the coroner, Dr. D, © ° held b en 4 TsOn, 7 late Morris Adler, Np. —, High above aque, 4 aipeniageed fo REE SR, |S agerememt ct Bioes | 62, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, | . John jena latian of Gecemmed, gave A. hard and Arthur Pi; for ap- ‘Walnut Perlor Suite in Piush. is testimon: German, which was bie RO ped Gisap- 0 3 proved. — ion was poet nes » Lounges, * BLOOK, . METROPOLITAN HOTEL Instat light wound on the srm by the cylinder of the locomotive, A crowd soon collected, and the most intense ex- citement was created by the terrible affair, some of the residents thereabouts threatening to lynch the engineer of the locomotive. ‘The lady was picked up and conveyed to the drug store of Mr. Friebus, where she lay in an uncon- sslour state, knowing nothing for some time of what had happened to her poy. The remains of the infant were carefully picked up by Mr. O'Connell, who lives near by, and were taken to the seventh precinct station house, where it was found that the body had been % mangled that it was impossible for any one to recognize what it was except by shreds of its clothing. Lieut. Kelly dispatched a mes- senger to break the news of the death of the child to the facher, and he soon made his ap- pearance at the station house frantic with grief atthe untimely death of his littleone. The coroner had been summo nd viewed the re- ns, and advised the father not to see the child, but go home and let the undertaker be sent to prepare it for burial. The friends of the futher persuaded him to accept of the ad- vice, and he departed from the station to look for bis wife. Lieutenant Kelly proceeded to the eg and arrested the engineer in charge of the locomo- tive und took him to the jon-house. He es his name as John Forrester and says he as been in the employment of the company for sometime. He chargee that the driver of the street car is to blame for the accident, ashe shouli not have attempted to cross the track. THE INQUEST. This morning Coroner Patterson held an in- qust on the body at the 7th precinct station, the following being the Jury:-—Jas. A. Wiseman, Jas. T. Baily, G. 8. Skinner, Jeremiah Sulli? van M. Miller, F. Huhn, Wash. Louls Klotz, Lawrence Scharf, Jaco Peter Monahan and John F. Tucker. Mrs. Catharine Dove testitied that she saw the lady when she fell with the child in her arms from the street car, Mr. George Doherty, residing at 814 Delaware avenue, testified that he was in the car when it cromed the track at Ist street. All appeared excited, and witness looked out, when he the engine abount ten feet distant. Passengers were running out, and witness with them. The street car had crossed the track before any one gotout. When witness got ont he looked back and saw Mrs. Beall lying on the ground. Heard no whistle or bell; saw no head-light. The driver gave his horses a cut just as witness 1o- ticea the engine, and just cleared the track as the engine passed. The street car was going westward. It was usual to walk the horses across the track, or slack speed. There was no signal given, nor was there any watchman present that he could see. Frank 4. Colbath testitied that he was on the car on the rear platform. It was about ten minutes to eight. Witness was looking down ist street when his attention was attracted by Mr. Doherty gettin, The car winiows were down. Saw that the engine south was very close to the car, not more than 15 or 20 teet off. Thought it would strike the car, and jumped off just in time to miss it. Saw a ‘lady getting off ‘of the car; she took about one step and fell, head first; the child about the lengtl of it ahead of her; saw the child when the engine struck it. The horses in the street car was going very slowly at the time—at a walk or but little faster. It was quite dusk at the time. Did not see 7 head light onthe locomotive. The moment the excitement was noticed the driver struck the horse and just got the car over intime. If the driver had not done so the engine would have struck the car. There Was no signal whatever, nor was there a watch- man at the crossing. The engine was going unusually slow. Wr. Edmunds.—Witness saw 8 woman fall when the engine struck the child; a man was on the footband and got off and picked the lad) up. The train had stopped at the telegrap! oftiee, halt @ square above, aud the engineer blew his whistle just as they lett. Saw the street car crossing the track and the driver strike the horse to hurry him up. The engineer stopped the train as soon as he could; there is fag tall as tha engine. The big head-lamp and signal bombs were lighted; saw them lighted at Rockville, ut7 o'clock, and also saw them burning after the accident. Micherl Bennett testified that he was on the tram; when they reached the crossing he saw the people running, and &et of The whistle was blown on K street, then at the telegraph fea ight wr logon Fgh imran aan e bead- it was burning, ees and several do: the train to Point of lise! Combs, b Peyser, ands amoug ¢! muds was on one of the freight -ars when they returned. John Whate testified th: the was the driver of the street car, and wien his horse’s head had reached the crossing, be saw the locomotive, and the only means to save himself and passen- Ts was to cross. The Ne geval not over fitees steps, (about forty feet,) and was movin; ‘at about its usual speed there. Witness’ horse wag on a slow trot, and he had just put his hand On the break to ease the crossing when ne saw the engine and hurried the horse. Did not see any relloctor or other lights on the engine; did not hear any whistle or other signal; woul.l not swear positively that no lamps were lighted; is quite cortain the lamp in the reflector was not burning. There is no watchman at that point. itwas about two minutes to $ o'clock when the occurrence took place. Henry E. Miler, brakesman, sworn:—The train was coming in slow, and witness was on the pilot of the engine, (cow catcher.) to open the switch. The watchman usually signals the train there; but did not do 60 last hight; asked where to go, and he told witness that they want- ed him on Collins’ siding, Ist street, about a square above. The whistle was blown. Witness opened the switch and closed it, and walketl leisurely down to the train. Did not think the train was going over two miles pet hour. The lamps, includ ng the head-light, were burning. Theig # Bo bell on this eng Saw the lady fall. Jokn Forrester, engineer, was called and mad¢ the following statement: Saw the lady and fai], but did not see the child; reve and stopped the engine at once; did not know that there was any one under the engine; did not see the street car until right on it. Blew the whis- tle when leaving the switch above; had head- light Durning, bet no signal lamps, as they were unnecessary; was going a3 carefully as is possible for man to go. Had no bell. Mojor G. S. Koontz sworn:—Itis customary to blow the.whistle at all crossings. It is custo- mary to ‘have bells on allengines, but there was none on this. VERDICT—THE BALTIMORE AND OWIO RAIL- LOAD COMPANY RESPONSIBLE. The jury, after deliberation, found a verdict that ‘the said Ernest Edward Beall came to his ceath from injuries received by being run over by a locomotiveof the Metropolitan branct: of the Beltimere and oe oat, ae that the com grossly ne; , and responsi- ble for oald accident, nt wot broviding and using the proper signals at the street crossings.” The coroner therefore ordered the release of the engineer. Ge ACCIDENT TO TEE Lose Bringr.—About 5:30 o'clock yesterday afternoen a schoouer cor ‘stream town and en- the draw struck the hand side of ng bridge with su the slete} bridge, and it was The damage claimed is $5. lips eppeare for the compan: founpep Boatman, Rerort- * fo Racorenixe We stated in fects das &s was generally thought at The time of the shooting. We hope the news may prove to be true. Parker was not informed of the rumored death of Myers.—Cumberland News, With. pees te te REAT Councit of the I: ‘Order ce] s° of: Sten met at St. Tammany be ELEGANT 108 CRBAM PARLORS, Dis S82, and locked the folee wa, D.O. jy-im_ | TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON grand suni—Alexander YT. SENG, Aut; $ ALL CASH SALES, BB REMOVED, AT On MOND. (OOM, July Bist, at | COMMENCING TUESDAY, JULY 15, CON- capems FW. Bealey or eet iat street, Bede nek Tat Farete TINUING TILL SEPTEMBER 1, 1873. f the is; W. W. OneSS, Femoved. resentative to the | T¢rmé cash. oe Great Council of the ‘United States: Willian | 217 MAS DOWLING, Anctioncer. Lewis, of Seneca Tribe, great prophet. i] WE FALL nveH 18 CUMING. SALES OF ALL SPECIAL © co ‘The present long, warm days is the Best time for THE Courts. my work. Be, tadite sua niin ptm | SHIRTS AND DRESSES AND OTRER on Wod- | POLIOR COURT, Judge Snell—To-day, George | and Winter at once; thus, by avoiding the un- ARTICLES EXCEPTED. Peel apn hey, did not strike him, but | Burrell; charged with driving over a ‘ing footway; | avoidable delay in the execution of oes pushed him through the door. ° ined €6. Arthur Brent, profanity; @3. Rate Tigh! gach 8 rush of business as we expect to hat August Jeper, Brother of the deceased, cor- | man. profaulty in the county; 5." fall, your goods wilt be nicely cleaned or re roborated his father’s testimony as to what | sonn atiwell Caeser keeping an unmuz. | ” Obarges moderate. iy 0.0. D. + | twent ne The deceased at the time came into the office, | eure the ho | PASMIUM, STEAM DYEING AND SCOUR. ING BSTABLISHM ENT, 9 Jefferson 4 mee open from Tt nk and George arose and came in also. George said he wanted to square up the book; he did not intend to drive any more, and that his father owned the bouse and grounds, and if he liked he could tear every brick down. The deceased in posed for every day the dog ts permitted to remain on the premises, MISCRLLANEOTS. Thomas Hurlihy, selling liquor fined $105. E: i Green, assaultand battery on Weshall on and atter JULY 15, ti) SEPTEW BER 1, effer our entire stock at the very liberal > D. 0. Je. until SUMMER RESORTS, ithont licsnae; discount of 10 PER CENT. ON ALL CASH replied that that had nothing todo with the | Martha Brown; $5 and cose, Ellen Wall wee LEB. book, and all the taxes there were on the Pro- | brought intoconrt to-day charged by one of the in- sa a GREENS FLELD.—Tois Summer Bewort, four H miles sonth of Leesburg, with lar end airy buildi open for the rece erty he was able to pay. ‘The accounts on the book were fifteen or twenty dollars short, and deceased said Garner must pay the amount. mater ef her house with keeping a bawdy-house. The witnesses not being all present, the hearing was Bort poned, ponds being required for both the prin- e - George then raised his arm and struck witness | “PS and Witnesses for a hearing Plenetral. "poe uated farm surrounds the he ed — — Seige Hearne = bene GEORGETOWN En FT, Leveburg, Va. en deceased saw rge strike witness he = } 7 aitempted to push him out of the office, atl the Stanislas Biss otek, BECLEFONTE, MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. father of the deceased came to his assistance, Cummertanp Coa RADE.—The shipments T ret-class summer resort among the, Bountains Bow open, For particular: Eimally he was gotten out in the street, and | of coal from Cumberland for the week ending 6 Palmer's Patent Yoke Shirts, ready-made, for George pulled out @ pistol, and with the excla- | July 12th amounted to 61,143 tone I6cwt., an | —iylacim™ W. H. WILKINSO $16 50, less 10 per c - mation “Look out.” fired. ‘The remainder of } increase over the corresponding week of last ¥. FENWICK'S Merina Shirts, Sc.01.@1.13. $1.35, $1.75, $2, this witness's testimony corroborated that of | year of 4,257 tons8cwt. For the year to that +e Raglish Browe Unicon ~ ‘3 $7.0, 89, his father, ate 1,247,327 tons 12 ewt. were shipped, show: | HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT. upwards, less 10 per cent. pe tig Dr. J. W. Bulkley testified that he was called ing peri d — ing an increase over the correspo Of 18:2 of 122,08 tons; Increase in Je id Me Drawers, r lar prices, to see the deceased, and regarded the wound ship- feet Id per cont, > Drawerts regular prices ALL THE DELICACIES OF THE SEASUN- jet 10 per cone. ‘at first sight as fatal. Drs. Eliot and Thomp- codes Rite tons pAb Pea week em oA omiuodativns, ‘Terms: @1.50 per day; “og sym and Cuffs, regular prices, less 10 per son eorro] ed this. ending last evening ata cleared this port, 5 . Dr. J. F. Hartigan testified that he had made | car he 28,773 tons 8 cwt. of coal, the grecinat sy Im LEONARDTOWN, MD. eg Pee Dee 7 tre Many Fancy Sn examination of the body, and found the ball | number (by'6 boats) of any week this year. COUBTRY BOARD AT LENIGH GAP, Pa. cent’ AA: : — had entered the brain; the wound caused death, IMPROVEMENT OF WATER STREET.—Mr. onthe Blue Mountains, fifteen mivutes from | Lines Sitk Pocket Wapdkerchiefs, regular and was of such a nature that it was beyond . Lucas, contractor for the improvement of | Mauth Chunk and the Switch Back railrond. Tron prices, less 10 per cent. surgical skill. Water street. commenced this morning to re- eon i near the house, Reference—A. M. Bead, | Kid Gloves, recular prices. less 10 per cent. The jury returned a verdict that the sald | move the old cobble stone pavement. This ee eee or s Omen. Lisle Thread Gloves, 75 cents, lose 10 per cout. FANCY Ti L, Henry Pieper came to his death between the hours of 3 and 4 o’clock p. m. on the 17th day of July, 1873,in the eity and county aforesaid, by Tea:on of a wound by a pistol fired in the hands of George W. Garner, jr. ‘The coroner committed Garner to fail to await . HEINEY, Proprietor. street, from the K street bridge to its terminus | —J712 at the Alexandria canal aqueduct, will be graded and payed with the Belgian pavement. Mr. Lucas, we understand, is under bonds to hi the whole completed in 60 days. Hover Kaisinc—Messrs, Hollingsworth & EY POINT HOTEL, ‘This delightful Summer Resort, sit = tomac river, equi-distant from Baltimore ‘Washington, nine Perfumery, Soaps and Toilet Articles, regalar prices, the action of the grand jury. Coughlan, louse raisers, are preparing to raise feet bor te sanmety, wiles, ‘een less 10 per cent. _—— the jouses near the canal, on the east side of | years, and will be open for the reception rue ber) ee wae eee eae Buttons at 2 cents . fs c : ; E or on Investigating the. Mogistrates and wears Pike ne nett Meste to be | Moe he.new proprietorship, the honse has bem | Gold Spire Sends At 22 60 to 815, lose Wg peecent TESTIMONY BEFORE TUE LedisLativE cou-| | Kiven News.—The steamer Now York due to any former pees Tee eemenss far | Ivory, Gold Osler Be ndprtee ca MITTER. herd to-day had not arrived at noon today, | Supplied with all the aunereey off tee teason from | Plain and Fawoy ¥ After onr report closed yesterday of the pro- | Owing to the ‘draw at the Long Bridge being | TP wut ieee Washingtes marten tr ceedingsof the Legislative committee to inquire | Out of repair. The schooner Jesse Parks has Amusemorts—Bow! ng, Billiards, Boating, F) Oxydized Buck! into the manner in which the daties of the arrived to Wheatly Bro’s with 50,000 feet lum- istrates and constables are perfor ly her ber. The steamer John Gibson cleared to-day for New York, with 600 barrels flour. The schooner Helen Augusta has arrived from New York wit! ilizer for F. L. Muoreand J.T. C.. &e., regular pr less 10 per cent. Jet Jowelry, regular prices, less W) per cont. Parasols and Sun Umbrellas from gs 0 t0 612, loss W per cent e ing, Croqne: and Quoit Grounds, &>. BF Crab oF Oyster Lume’ will beonn Sanity. ‘Terms+—§2.60 per day. $15 per week; children half price; servants fall price. him CHAS. R. PARKER, Proprietor. Elizabeth Barrett, residing on Penns: avenue, near Ist street southeast, gave timony. nia tes- rtili MRS. RARRETT'S GRIEVANCES, Dunlop & Co. ‘The steamer Express arrived SEASIDE RESORT. She testified that she had saed’ a ten- | from Baltimore, witha miscellancous cargo. COBB'S HOTEL LADIES’ FURNISHING GOODS. ant named Humphreys, in Justice Walter's —————S======_=_—_—— COBB'S ISLAND, VA court, for $i y rent. Judgment was ALEXANDRIA iven, and an execution placed iu the hands of Jonstable Kimmell. Although smallpox had fatally invaded the premises previously, the constable entcred and took valuable furniture, regardless of the contagion or representations of the ownership being In another pauy. The property was replevied, and witness owes the costs. She thinks Kimmell had no business to Mow open for the reception af visitors. It is well known for Tes exogiont and f bath- ng, &c. Terme, 83 18 ck; Sper month of fou woke : Steamer N. P. Banks from Norfolit or Point to Ch wrrystone, Monday, Weduesday, aud Friday mornings, = COBB BROS. & co, i27-1m Cherryatone, Va. White Cotton Hose at Ste, 8, 970, $102, 1.49, less 10 per cent. Brown Ovtton Conservative NATORIAT. CONVEN- Tios.—The conservatives of the city of Alex- andria met last night in their respective wards and elected delegates to the state convention, which meets in Richmond on the 6th of August next tor the purpose of nominating a Governor, Lieutenant Governor, 088 At Gc, 720, Sie, S8c, leas 10 per ornt. Brown Balbriggan Hose at 73, 339, $1.02, $1 31, $1.44, 2.12, $2.25, less 10 per cent. Lisle Thread, Fancy, Silk Huse, regular prices, loss 0 per cen! Merino Vests at 69c. to £1.44, less 10 per cont. levy on poet that he could not hold, and | as follows: First wa wivgh Laker oth hietaldnte oh utes setmimieciiin sciclac on sult agnined Sitmoee te ceaplreys brought | George le. Shinn alternate Sheol win Tan: |. Twenty-five akgitibns) BOARDERS: can nov ne | Moen Hemete BS, les W prosen suit against witness in conjunction with one Constable Thomas, in which judgment in the sum of £19.50 was given, aud she had no notice until she was dunned for the amount of the Judgment. Justices Keese and Klopfer man- aged this affair. She called Lawyer Norris to her aid, and he succeeded in quicting the aifatr. She also testified that she had a tenant named Rowe, against whom she brought suit for a month's rent of $16. He moved out about last Christmas, during her absence from town, because of the small-pox in the neighborhood, He kept promising to pay her till April, and fic, We, 76c, $1, $1.25, lows Iv per cent. Initial’ Hemstitched Handkercuiefs at + € 1.50, leas 10 per cent, are and Ou: Snowden, with D. S. Delaplane ward, B. Brawner, with J. T. nati Iternate; thied eckham ‘alter- fourth ward, John B, Smoot, with S. O. alternate. accommodated at TUTE. on mode te ; ure sirvand Aue scenery. Wor particn rs apply to "THOS: W. LAKE, eDif Aldie, Louden Co., Va. LL45= ViEw notet, WATKINS, NEW YORK. ‘This fine new house Ment of guests, tem; ete f is now open for the eutertaln- gon. It is com; “E 1 ie, hed hd nts, ; 4 and bi rely. furnished througheet?, ly h venti- the LOUDON INSTI ite terms. Good fare, 1» Fe, 81, «10 per cent. yFegalar prices, less 1 on Lisle Thread Gloves,1, 2and $ button, at 750, STe, 1, lees 10 per cent. A CoLoreD MAN KILLED RY rie CaRs.— This morning a colored man named Isaac Carr, while asteep on the track a half mile this side of Brandy Station, Culpeper county, on the W. C.,V.M. & G.S. railroad, was struck by the of the engine attached to the through senger train going north, and thrown bank with such force that he died in LADIES’ UNDER GARMENTS. Linn i promined 0 ta fa one bate ithe poke She Ca ae aiaries ceived. pliieaap- is Groves, andoome Walks, Sood Drives, and | Cotton Skirts, 6 tucks, 88 conte, loss 10 per cont. would settie. je warranted htm e hodrack tun ceucee: Lt ger Peeree one to « « ou Ff THe Tait who, Mas mays, ait Temmered baat, |" Stumer Cans—There were only three ears | araeeenat rien tbe far-f Dokse Of Berea Lake ant | Biegantly titsined ERicts thoes 1.76 t6 922, les 16 T ant, Rowe, Je aut F £ | running to-day, to one of which two horses were surrounding scenery cannot be sur} i Coe Juree Ferguson, who gave Su igmont against | Sttached for the purpose Of rewkine these a fh Sowery Cotton Chemises at 16 cents, lene 10 per cent. Dad Taare hee ane sycnete She had alreaty | Worvemen were: Poale eee thet as vee gE Pinidred de raenon ahe entered sult, The defense | Pevton stress weet track: and ‘b; ow Tes clas oe oe: init J th Mg Taudlaly me pe will hav = r8 ep pe completing the errive at the Hons at In the ev. 4 ‘can mney. trimmed Obemises from $1.30 to $5, loss smaall rond.—s : : a F cent. tDoving, aot the suns eae igteas | NeW Rusenvern—Civit Bngineers Iythe | OH i wig % Froprictor, of | Oottow Drawery at 78 cents, leer 10 parcont. £00, 20F he allowed it, Ne bad Hatte gee te | Sad Havener have been e to-day in tay- Hotel, Watkins, N. Y. jeal-tm0 Conk Seva oxsienecst her geventy years. respect fr | ing off the land upon which the new tescrucly Abd sifuit‘and contplete ioe of other styles, ‘i rear, Pe te alexandria, Water company is to be COAL AND Woop. Night Dreses from 1.63 t0 620, lose 10 per cent, PY A plac iol pdiratme pyr bat the com: | ehe surveysare comploved, and wat be Boones fro} ‘agaiust whom charges have been | béfre next winter. It will adjoin the present E, MccavLey & BRos., preferred. The committee adopted the follow. | Teservolr on the north, and wil occupy mine | Lu AND COAL DEALERS, ing: ‘Ordered, That until otherwise directed the sumiait | Yarte—No, 619 414 street sonthwest, and No. 1218 INFANTS GARMENTS. and a half acres of eet Pdr be pheineney nO pames of either complainants or accused | *utface will be 400 by 500 Toet—Gasetc, as’ Depot—18 street wharf, Ibfante’ Long Skirts at from 1.63 to $4.20, lose 30 ee eT, pr scoala Peps ded ise e A choice and varied stock of woop and COAL omprie it te ces % sary by the complaints of injustice arising out ITY IT kept constantly on hand: dS Gambeie Dresses, Piatn. of the publication of petaloae evidence. Both Cc TY ITEMS. Gambric Dremes, Embroidered. Flannel Skirts, Pia: CINcrsnaTi Lacgr Beer can be purchased Flannel Skirts, Em! from dealers at the ae ould be given at once if names are sidered . low pricé of $1.20 per dozen H ® 52 PMY Re pints. If your grocer does not keep it, send HB. 7th & D, H.B. Sicore Dreuts, OBITVARY.—On the 12th of July, 1873, Mr. | orders to Palmer & Green, Georgetown, D.C. 6 Walking Cloaks, “| Wool Boots. And 8 complete stock of ev Wear} all subject to a discount Franck Taylor, of Washington, passed from aie world, suddenly, from an aifection of tay cart, Mr. Taylor was by but by eboice an Jer JEWELRY, Plated Jewelry, Oxydized Jewel in all the gold styles, at Prigg’: welry Store, No. 437 Penusylvania avenue, a4 article of Infants’ 10 per cent, birth a native of Engtand, July Sth. association an American citizen of a true and tried loyalty, such as many a native born might have envied and tried to emulate. For forty-five years he was a resident of Washington, and his career there as a book- seller and publisher, and.as a private citizen, was such as to win the admiration, respect and love of all those with whom he was bronght in contact. His education and culture were of the rare old English model, and it was seldom indeed that any man of ‘talent or eminence came into commnnication with him without hear 4 street. Tre Cincinnati Lager Barer bott iby Palmer & Green is the finest in the District, And is sold at the low price of $1.20 per dozen pint bottles by dealers throughout the Dis- ict. 18,6 WHITE GOODs. Hambarg Edges, i8e. to $1.37 yard, loss 10 a cent. Hamburg luserting, isc. to §1.37 yard, less 10 per ct. Swin Kdgee aud Lusertings 360. to G1 yard, ose 15 oth Raitnovk Lagos ond Inserting, 25 to $2.35 yard, loss Victor’a Lawn, Me. toS0e_yant, lees 10 per cont. Striped, Piaid and Plaim Nainsdok, 3s. wo Suc, yard, 40 per cent. wi BEGINNING TO-DAY. teed pele ye TARR Care or Your VALUvABLES.—Call and examine the fire and burglar proot vauits of the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New York avenue and 15th street, for safe keeping CLOSING SALES ices Ps 7, to 50>. yard, less 10 per it. forming an attachment which rapidly ripenod | of securities, jewels, silver ware or other vale or eee tend ee wad npn a into Senet In this way ye — Sa conré les. Rents Koicneg Oss par a per an- . Striped aud Plain’ ‘Swiss, at 30c. to 76. yard, lees 10 amongst his intimate persoval friends such men m, accordin, size. No ness man can T cent. as Heary Clay, Millard Fillmore, Webets: | aflord te de othe: tem warning from Summer Clothing? Et. braanig ase, tase, rants Jeon 20 por cont, a the Chicago and Boston fire AN EMINENT DIVINE say! I have been usibg the Peruvian Syrup. It gives mo new figor, buoyancy of amrite, elasticity of muscle.” Seth W. Fowle & Sons, Boston, will send, tree, & pamphlet of 32 pages, containing afull account Benton, Pierce, Corwin, and others too nume- roug to mention. Upright and persevering, he succeeded in busi- nesg, and to these qualities he added those of a qui¢k wit, a ready appreciation, a genial hamor anda far reach me charity, which made him universally beloved. His purity of life, mind Marsalia, at Sc. to S5c. yard, less 10 ber cent. FoR MEN AND BOYS “ READY-MADE DRESSES. jock of LINEN SUITS POLONATSES of this remarkable medicine, to anyone sending tet gee greg oe RE sod tmeer waist up du baitees Ot | Sul coir adden, tne ‘ oe abbot er of ita ns we give by the liberal reductiva of 10 per ceut rom our prices, vanie a few, with Fey, perme RIE A Distressine Coucu causes the friends of the sufferer aimost as much pain as the sut- terer himself, and should receive immediate ehind can ill afford to weep for one who has gone before hic *“>“or with credentials such as his. He might, indeed, have «aid, with Ben ENTIRE 8TOCK at » Legs 10 por, cent. Adben to the recording angel, «Write me asone | attention. Dr. Wistar’s Balsam ¢¥, Wild Cherry eS} who loves his fellow men.” His charity led him dily cures coughs, colds, Influenza, sore WILL xe to work and labor during the war, for the alle- throat, &c. “It will always relieve consamp- 15.00 tion of the suffering, without regard for PO- | tion, and in many well-attested cases it has ef- 3 43 00 litieal complexion, in such a way that to-day, if | feqted perfect eure. 6 BE CLOSED OUT oe Ge ny of i stead deat Po tad Bene oa tr Scrrmnuns prom cc Burross, Bad et) many of his $ hidden, the name o: u Frauck ‘Tayloy would be blessed in families | Natesyetefind immediate relist at Or Whit IMMEDIATELY 5% from Maine t? Georgia eetablighment, No. 635 15th street, opposite U. sa When our troops were suffering for the want | 8. z ment RCHASER’S PRICES. ies of blankets, Mr. Weyior went to his house ana | perfect cnre, even in extreme cases, if hone but AT PU! Secs Bs im srripped it of blankets, offering at the same | sultable shoss are worn. é aiistoa: White Lago Wrappers “23 jes beh ED EE ARD xt " foeenen relict liste were formed Me tang: at; | Curcbrex Guy for ‘Pitchers Castoria, It 5 + Site enee = ei Toand ob theme, Bede eee tena ane was | regulates the stomach, cures wind colic ‘and Batiste Polonaise and ota, G10 to BRD, lone exgr found op them, Gnd, after given all tr his | Cokios natural cleo. “It to's gabiute, for FOR ORIGINAL Cosr, power toremedy the deficiencies In our hospital ‘oil. 4,253,033 system, when @ hospital was establish bis a Browa Livan Polonaise and Redingots, @6 to 818, aa oreintecia-peal pi ‘cent Tue NavionaL BAvines SANK, Corner of . the first to give his time and mone; York and 15th per ot. to lighten thelr sufferings. ‘An ardent loyalist, fer tim on depot fo month, | 2tABI BROTHBRS, while they were in arms agathet his adopted | Banking hours, bt0 6 Baturdays, 9 to 4 and 6 : y vouth aka which ho itteSehe did his bect wo | 2 . a FABHIONABLE TAILORS, LADIES' DRESSES. foot marys Kiara fering, ins Russian Hats; sao, hen i ass a SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT. defeae oom but wounded ana sufferin, TvR00- phy Hee vat Des Bhst a, E low-men, and he (6y20,6 Ts. 0} T. EDW. CLARK & CO., “DRaLeRe LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL, Pore: il 5. it sf 3 a 3 iff i ete i i a ! of Mi: bap 9 ir. A, boys’ and men’ ee anes, and linen is Bae with a view to replacement by Those wishing light and cheap goods to Straus. . HE METROPOLITAN HOTEL BLOCK, dyietr ER. H. 1. GBEGO! 634 Pennsyivanis vende GEORGETOWN ADVERTISENENTS, Lockwood, Huafty & Tayter, | [ HOTETA shstelireas Soa Gemnbeth Snpcte bas two oF three minutes. eas ova Sof the ra ame or piace - EBBITT Hover, WASHINGTON, D.c. ee = rented a provided "wih all mesa bentenmss The charges are low, but the wants and the com- iy for. ‘fort of all neste will be ‘Toe propricjor,&. KIOWA RDS, has deteraioed to YORK. Pornts in TEBE 'W YORK x on thie line ie Dew and of the moat Peli ew York aw ‘Of the Balti- porthesst corner of 6 m. dally except Sand daily excope Sauda rained 18th street and Penna. ave.; north: gant corper @th street and Penn P Station Battimere and anc B tzeste. ae ly BALtMoke axD ONTO RAILROAD. On and afer SUNDAY, Jone 1 irs, tri 4 will leave WASHINGTON CITY as and Way Points... Baltimore and Way Poivts Cinciunat Baltimore and W: Cincinnati. Osta cate. Philaleiphia Bx prem, Baltimore Way Points Boston, New York aud 1 Leavi 3 0} © at 4:2), 6: - and eae s) 3 AtG:5 @, m. and pack NokPOL SUNDAY TRAINS. Baltimor—The 4.) mopping et Be! only ; the 5-20 god +e 20, 80 Pp. st aso p. me trata ping at all stati p.m, : \c the & p'ma: at haluy Ral nd thee 80 pos On Bandar the 4-i0"p. m. will stop at all jones south of Janetion ¥OR POINT OF ‘SAND INTERMEDIATE At 8:10 a. 05 a.m. and 2: eririn imgton at 8:33 and 9.908. m, h to, West can be hea olan rien tee Bie bears te = cventp, “Pasengere partunios ae teey ee venus obipe, an to we their caken a eee “se he For New ¥: Now Yah ‘ aCe MEARS L.M. COLE, Gos - ia bry FOR NEW YORK, without change of cart, 5 Leave daily (except Ganday)as Toya: my is 80d = FOR ELPHI oasere (except dat lo hey 120 an bm. Day. * oe ON SUN ag York at £50 p.m.,and Philadel- phia at 6:00 , . on ean be had at the atell CONTZ, Agent, Wi , ¥. At Ss s. xD ALEXANDRIA & FREDERIOKSBUBG Cornea! B ond Sasi Birt Loos! Trains le: 4, 8,20, Lem, a.m. aud? ¢ for Alexandria as follows:—6, 7, ~¥ YOUNG, Gen’ Pamenger Agent. jy30-t2 BALtimok, T VTOMAC K. Depot cortth and B stress 8. W TBAINS LEAVE FOR) T ARRIY! MAL TIMORE pW ASHINGTO & m. gar