Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1873, Page 4

Importent Transfers of Real Estate. Among the most important transfers of real estate are the following: C. L. Ketchum to 0. H. Sherrell, lot 7 and part 8, square 248, on K street, between I3th and 1ith, for $13,230. A. R. s herd to Meliibeny, sub. 21, square 18,0n F, m 20th and 2tst, for $15,500. J. F. Olmstead EVENING STAR: THURSDAT..........-..Angust 1973, LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Loe sta, ber of ight at the chapter chamber, ple, gg meee the handsome pic- . , te C. G. Nott, | ture was published in Tus Star of Tuesday last. Miss Mary Ann Mccarcic Was yesterday ap- | 7 subdivisions in square 157, 17th street, between | M. E. Tigh Priest, Joseph 8. McCoy, occupied pointed a cierk im the Dead Letter office. avenue and P street, for $: the chair, with J. Kdwin Mason, 5 Fergy Malone and his Philadelphia base ball | ann C. Carroll and Maria G. Fitzh D. W. Bliss made an ‘appropri elub pl he Legere ere the Olympic | 4: 1, square een ‘Ist a a a Co ag Dr. C. © Cee ounds, @' 4.15 p. mi. to-morrow. northwest, for £25,000. Thomas You was introdu dy ‘ast High Priest, D. S. ©The Belknap base bail club played the “oud | Ginereet’ sesh ion: ee oun Tones. af Probs” nine of the Si in a treet, 16th and Ith, for 17.823. In the course of his remarks Dr. Cox said: yesterday, st bs Dr. ‘eeult being a victory for the latter; score Ito 7. | H. Tai to Emily F. Dexter, sub. 3and part | “In reviewing the history of Solomon we are The new Abyssinia Baptist charch, corner of | 25, square 400, on C, between 4%; and.th street, | impressed with his political power and ener. ZF street and \ ermont avenue, Rev. Henry Bal- | fer $10.00. A. R. Shepherd to Eddie S. War. wisdom. "He was, emphati great ley pastor, will be dedicated next Sab! - ren, sub. 19, square 283, usetts avenue, | king. The kingdoms of Syria, ascus, ¢ alarm sounded trem box €2 (Government | between 12th and 13th, for $13,500. W, H.| Moab and Amaron were his tributaries, He Printing office) y 7 mn, wae for fire | Ward, trustee, to T. J. Durant, 15° subdivisions | reigned over all that. vast domain from the caused by a defective Zue in a house in Jackson | in square 672, 1, between Int and North itol ae to ee ocee re of Feypt. come ley; damage trifling. streets, northeast, for $17,850. A. R. Shepherd | to the estimate consamption vi- athe triples born of Mrs. Davis, in this city, | to T. H. G. Todd, 2 subddivisions in ‘suuare 103, | Sins, not lees than fifty thousand were fed at his on Monday last, have since died, (it being = Case of premature delivery,) but the mother is weil. “rs: Dr. Henry Slicet, who has been confined to bis room in Baltimore for the past eight months by inflammatory rheumatism, is now reported improving. here is a dangerons hole in the sidewalk on Market Space, just east of the store of Hail & Hume. This morning an elderly lady fell heavily to the pavement in consequence of stepping into it, and sprained her ankle. esterday afternoon one of the oil tanks near Easby's wharf, used in the treatment of wood for paving, took fire, but the flames were extinguisted by the ‘employes before any damage was done. Messrs. Henry Adler, B. Kaufman, J. P. Her- «man, M. Cohen. J. H. Hanline, N.’ Kaufman, M. Hotfu, IL. Blout, A. Adler and S. N. Maver yesterday filed in the recorder’s office a certifi- eate of incorporation as trustees of the Wash- ington Hebrew congregation worshipping at the synagogue on 8th street. ‘The recent fire at the Navy department has eaused the officers in charge of various build- ings in the city rented and occupied by the gov- ernment to take renewed precautions to guard against fre. Additional water pipes have been mtroduced In some of the buildings, and hose attached on every tloor ready for immediate use. Morning Star Lodge No. 3, L. 0. G. T., at the regular meeting last night, installed the follow- F. between 20th and 2ist streets, and one in syuare 368, M street, between 9th and 10th, for £82,000. Freedmen’s Savings and Trust com- pany to Andrew C. Bradly, part lot 4, square 37 on D street, between 9th and 10th, for $18,500. Heirs of Todd to A. R. Shepherd, 8 lots in square 557, fronting on M street and Ist street west; all of square 1,031, between C and D, 13th street and Kentueky nue, northeast; all of square 1,040, between 13th street and Kentucky avenue, © street and South Carolina avenue southeast; and 17 lots in square 1,942, fronting on 13th, between D and E streets southeast, for $55,000. KR. Wallach, trustee, to A. R. Shéep- herd, sub. I, square 164, on K street and Con- necticut avenue, $25,000. A. R. Shepherd to 8. Merchant, in trust, subdivision in square 10%, F street, between 20th and Zist, fors14,000. It.'T. Morsell, trustees, and others to W. Pettibone, 6 subdivisions in square 553, between O ani 'P streets and New Jersey avenue and 3d street, $15,000. J. H. Darrow to T. L. Hume. 13 subdi- visions square 206, between S and T and Lith and 15th streets, $39,000. J. F. Olmstead to H. Kilbourn, trustee, 5 subdivisions on Rhode Is- land avenue, between 13th and lith streets, for $59,508. B. E. Green to A. H. Cragin ‘and others, 6 lots and 1 part, in square 729, fronting on Ist, between East Capitol and A street south, for 000. S.R. Dodd to C. Mallard, lots 12 and 15 and part 11, square 488, fronting on 5th, between EF and F, $2000. Webb and Fuller- ton, assignees, to G. Mattingly, Slots and part palace daily. and we are told he had fort: thousand stalls of horses and twelve thousat horsemen. But it is chiefly for yp wis- dom he was known and recognized throughout the then world. ‘Thisexcelled,” it is sai the wisdom of all the children of the last century; that is, the Chaldeans, Prussians and Arabians, and all the wisdom of Egy; And he spoke,” says the sacred Scriptures, ‘three thousand proverbs, (one thousand of which only survive.) and hissongs were thousand and five.” Of the latter only one book of canticles remains. “And he spoke of trees. from the cedar tree that is in Lebanon. even ito the gg that springeth ont of the wall. He spoke, also, of beasts and of fowls, and of creeping things and of fishes.” He was, in other words, thoronghly versed in botany and every part of natural history. What an astonishing exhibit of wisdom is this! But a most interesting personage in this pio- ture to us Masons is Hiram, King of 1 i. At this time he must have been advanced In years. He was an intimate friend of Solomon's father, David, and, indeed, built his palace, Loving the father, it was natural he should be pr foundly interested in the son. The Israelites of that day were not remarkable for proficiency iu the mechanic arts. ‘The Sidonions were the eat carpenters, joiners and builders. Whe therefore, Solomon proposed to build a temple, or, as he expressed it, ‘‘a house unto the name of the Lord God,” he sent word to Hiram, the ing officers te serve until October 31:—H. B. jot, square 504, between © and P and | great master builder, to order his workmen Arnold, W. 0. T.; Miss Jennie Pipher, W.V.T. +i and 6th streets southwest, $10,000. | that they might hew trees out of Lebanon. Chas. A. Bovee, W. Sec. Wm. Numbers, W. F. | Kaughton and Moore to George Mattingly, an | When the message reached Hiram he rejoiced Sec.; Miss M. E. Davis, W. Treas; Wesley | undivided third in square 150, between'U and | greatly, and, like @ worshiper of the true Dele Montgomery. Chap Wm. Phipps, W. M.; | V and Ivth and 18th streets northwest, $34,000. | ty, a8 he doubtless was, blessed God that David Mrs. Robinette, W. 1. G.; Jno. Boswell, 0. G. had so wise a son to rule over his ple. He at once agreed to bring the “hewed timber down from Lebanon into the sea,” and to deliver it by ‘‘sea in floats” at the place appointed. And we are further informed that he furnished and bronght over ‘great stones, costly stones, and hewed stones to lay the foundation of the house.”” I shall not take up your time yy, attempting to describe the great temple. Those of you who peruse the sacred volume—and itis to be hoped no good Mason neglects to do s0—will find a sufficiently minute account of this vast building, its architecture and material, in 1 Kings, chap. vi. Sufficient to say the building was perfect. Some conception of its high fin= ish and the elaborateness of its arrangements may be interred from the fact that, although every timber was prepared for its place, every stone hewed, squared and numbered before it came to Jerusalem, it nevertheless took seve long years to complete the temple. So elab rate were the gilding, carved work, the over- laying with gold, the cherubims, trees, flowers, id other ornaments of that vast and splendid structure, during the building of which was never heard the sound of “hammer, ax, or any et The Schuetzenfest. ‘The attendance at the ith street Schaetzen park yesterday fully equalled that of the two Previous days, and during the day and night the grounds were crowded with men, women and children, enjoying themselves in various ways. Nor isthere @lack of amusements. Man and wife may be seen rolling ten-pins; the ladies too seem to take a lively interest in the shooting, and not few of them are dangerous rivals to the more perienced marksmen. Young America, and the older folks also, indulge in the pastimes vided, and, on wooden horses, dash round cirele, propelled by the muscular efforts of eeveral colored attendants. The grounds last night presented an oriental Appearapce—at least 10,000 people were present, amt the aniraated thronz, moving to and fro, with their happy faces, led to the conclusion that they relished the enjoyments of the hour, and endorsed the etforts of the Washington Schuet- zen Verein to cater for the pleasure of t by Who join with them in their annual f tivities. The clang of the be: onthe air, but no ¥ D. W, Brown to T. Young, 8 lots in square 152, fronting on S, T, New Hampshire avenue and ith streets, 231,641. S.C. Perkins to Garrick Mallory, one subdivision in square 242, fronting on Khode Island avenue, Vermont avenue and lth street, for $12,000. Rosetta St. Clair to S. Herman, parts 11 and 12, square 429, frontin, on 7th street between G and H, for $24,000. Sisters of Visitation to Mary A. Derby, part square 162, fronting 256% feet on I7th street and 597 feeton M street, for $103,762. Henry Bradley to J. J. Sullivan, part square sis, fronting 40 feet on 4th street east, between A and B southeast, $25,000. L. J. Davis et al. to Caroline Kaufman, part 6, square 491, north side Pennsylvania avenue, between 4 and 6th street, 214,000. A. E. Boyle et al. to F. Bar- nom, part 19 and 20, square 79, corner 2ist and H street, 215,000. A. R. Shepherd to R. Wal- lach, trustee, sub. 17, square 161 Connesticat . , avenue, lth, K and 1 streets, We | Riggs, trustee, to S. , lot 1, square | 1st, corner K and 16th streets, sii M. G. | Emery to B. L. Jackson et al., trustees Chureh Boyni of the Ascension, subs. 1 and 2, square 282. cc ner Massachusetts avenue and 12th st. r | Mary H. Schoolcraft to W. H. Ward in trast, evens & aaa oa decnee was | BATCOES, square 2, frontin on F | tool of iron.” What a monument to the genius eS ee ed, and good order aml | simeet, Beteeen inh sed $1,000. 7. | OF that remote period and of tke prodigious ad- I a square | vance made in the mechanic arts. And what ; nue, near | Shall we say of Hiram, the transcendant archt htield & Augurton to | tect. who planned and executed in an incredi- . 78, square 212, on Mth street, | bly short period a work of such gramteur, dN, 310,000. Bonghton & Moore | taste, and endless vai of detail? "Hail! all particularly . Bigelow, two bdivisions in syuare | bail to Hiram. King of Tyre! asa means of Here I Cox ent Punch, | 6 I street, between North Capi is] read street an original poem, in pre parsemerdnac and Ist street east, $21 000. W. H. Wara, tras- | Which the legend, published in Tuesday's Stat, ence | tee. to F. W. Jones, part 5, square 253, F street, | Was given in verse, At the conclusion of the The tollowir were awarded yesterday: | between 13th and Ith, #14,000. lieynton and | Teading High Priest MeCoy made an appropri. rE r Mrs. W. Behrens; | Prentiss to Mary H. Schoolcraft, two sutivi- | te response, returning the thanks of the chap- second, Mire. pert; ‘third, Mrs. C. H. | Sions in square o5, between P and ( and oth | ter for the gitt so gracefully presented. a Mrs. F. | and 10th, $11,000. 'J. H. Darrow to same, 17 aica ae os | subdivisions in square 206, between S and T | |. The Magistrates and Constables, , to G. Wid- | and Lith and 15th streets, and 5, in equare 305, | PROCHEDINGS oF ii ed BSTIGATING COM- ird, $10, to | $40,000. Ward, trustee, to T. H. G. Todd, six : sn 4 ; 98 seine . to Samuel Ceas; firth, | subdivisions in’ square 6 { street, between Before the Long Committee” yesterday, an: sixth, $6, to W. ; ~ D. Fabian eighth, = Se | North Capitol street and 1st strect east, . | $10,700. JN. Hubbard tod. G. Bigelow, two | subdivisions same square, $15,000. George The exercises continue to-day an‘ to-morrow. | Burgess to J.D. Kitch, three subdivisions fa This atternoon at five o Hanson, | square I between 7th and 18th and S and T whokas the Punch and Judy show, will give an | streets, $13,500. H. M. Baker to C. E. Creecy, entertainment in the pavilion. | assignment of lease on east half lot 14, square The weather thus far has been most pro- fronting on F street between %th and 10th, pitious for the fete, and promises to so continue | 25.000. Boughton & Moore to 0. D. Sumu until the close. | trustee, ten subdivisions in square 150, between ——_-—___ "» and Tith streets and New Hampshire av. Pigeon Shooting. enue, $20,000. W. B. Jones, trustee, et al. to L. Yesterday pb ammmslegpaned corral, the | Hayden, two anbs. in’ square 239, between 15th tie match between Mr. Edward Derrick und £ ad “Ane Donte Ca eT acing Whelas Mayhew was shot off in the presence of a large | 40d sree tk te eee Be hering of spectators. The match was eight ortega 5s 000. We orien, between = each, twenty-one yards rise, ‘ene trap | G = 4 BO Or OT cee nt wrustee, to after our report closed, Constable George T’. »bons corroborated Shreeve's testimony rel- ative to the execution of the writ of disposses- sion in the case of Lully. He knew nothing of the trial, &c., not having been present at the time. Mr. Henry Bergling, the owner of the honse, testified that he rented it to Lully on the Lith day of October, 1872; his tenant paid the rent Promptiy until the month of June following, when he began to be behindhand; deponent let it continue for nearly three months, when he had @ seven days’ summons issued against Lully by Justice Thompson; Lully never com- plained of the leaky condition of the house, but at one time told deponent that a piece of plaster had fallen; he did not say that he would not pay seventh, $5, to Vogt. 3 7 2a7, | ®BY_ More rent until it was fixed; deponent did Seed ee ate 5 wenesome doable-bar- | SOT toot Gebneae i sash coast | moLOuece D baitg Se ee eee reled gun. After shooting at six birds each, oe nth S585. nemses, a8 stated by Lully; defendant dia net Derrick gave up the match, having no show to say that he would pay the rent if witness would put the house in repair. Mr. Luily, who was present and listened to the testimony, pronounced every word of it untrue, and adhered to his version of the affair. Leon eg no called in to say to the com- 01 win. Derrick scored 3 and Mayhew 9. The National Sportsmen's club have arranged for their annual pigeon shooting to take place on Analostan Island, September 30th, at 2 o'clock p.m. There will be four matches, as | follows: The first at ten birds each, twenty-one | Another Meeting in Favor of Mixed Schools. The fourth of the series of meetings of colored ople in favor of mixed schools was held at sland Hall last night. The first to arrive were the janitor and the newspaper reporters, next mittee that Constable Clark had at length paid spose eke Tavs used. Two captains to be | Prof. Storum, D. Augustus Strayker and others | him the amount ane Gee es Chosen, who sbail select two sides, the losing | from the neighborhood of Howard University. TO-DAY. side to pay the cost of the birds. This shoot for | The citizensof the three districts—the lith, 17th This morning John Lester, a colored man, members of the club, and not less than ten to | and Isth—were very slow in gathering, and it testified as follows: On the 9th of april last he was summoned before Justiee Simon Joseph to answer a suit of Jane Showers for $10 damages for saying that the small-pox was in her house.” ‘The summons was served by Constable Thomas, enter for it. The second—the club match—for single birds, 10 birds each, 21 yards rise, 2 ; entrance fee $5, not less th. prizes to be given—first heavy gold medal, and the second @ ha’ was 9 o’clock before a sufficient. number ap- peared to proceed to business, At that hour there were by actual count 49 persons present, (exeluding reporters) —44 colored men, colored women and 3 white men. Dr. J. L. N. Bowen 0; and he appeared before Thomas and took the id seal ring. This match istobe participated | called the meeting to order, and stated this witnesses with him. ‘The woman Showers gave in by members only. In case of extra birds | was the fourth mecting of the series on the sub- her testimony, but the justice refused te hear being required to shoot of ties in, the prize = PB gran a Capraroy pr llr eens him or his witnesses, and gave judgment against matches they will be furmshed by the parties | W privile; © people him for $7.75, sayi thereto paying for them. The thid—the eiti- | demand equal rights as to education. They | nis” fic tured gies aes eee eee his mouth. About three days after Thomas came to levy on bis tion, and He paid zens’ match—for members and invited guests, 10 birds each, 21 yards rise, 2 traps to be used; | NOT PARTICULARLY ANXIOUS SOCIAL ‘ance fee 33, not less than 6 to enter. Two | EQUALITY, *to be awarded, but not yet designated. | but they demanded that the barriers to schools fourth and closing match, to be known as | should be thrown down, as they had been as to common Carriers. | ,, Bir. Wm. A. Taliafero was (on motion of Col. | Perry Carson) called to the chair, and briefly aheavy gold medal, | returned his thanks for the honor. He stated led upon. This | that the colored people had been misrepresented +| as to their wishes on the normal schoo! bill in the Council. He urged that there shonld be no barriers to the education of colored children. “hey (the colored people) held the balance of were goods to satisfy the execu- on account and after- Wards paid Joseph $5.25, but he refused to give a receipt. . Cornelius McAuliffe complained that some time since he rented a house and found that there was a mortgage on it, and two parties—Conyers and Bigelow—each claimed the rent. He declined to pay either, ‘end Bigelow sued nim before Justice Marcin. Deponent appeared, and, after both sides were » the Justice reserved his decision; he heard nothing more until seven days after- FoR Tue the cizb match for double rises, 10 double rises, 48 yarde sise, 4 traps to be used; entrance fee | 27.50, five or Prizes to be given and the second no: Patch for wembers on re to enter. : ovat ea nn ily Two valuable Ssniovs Sranprne Arrarr Last N sa? ‘. ~ of | wards, when Constable Merriman set his goods 4 Baltinerean Ce af ailadelphian arpa be wer, 2 pe Poxpi Privi- | in the street, and it rained shortly afterwards, ith street Schuetzen park, i . and he and family were subjected eat in- $50 Srclock ‘last night, a young tan named es with the . ted secretary. amily sub, to great rs mas oct convenience. Deponent claims that he was Michael Hussey, a Baitimorean, was stabbed in | [\T howe was ©vee wag called on and com- | Cotiad mip aoebs notice, and that the whale the left ade uy another young man named dis | enaen in epeech by charging nisharte transaction was illegal, ee Stree a en teeet conarantues, | had Bot been correctly repereal. He keow Mr. B. Chambers filed a writen statement LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. Editor Star: I have noticed about the new Eastern market, cause. The people tod wale pinot sear dpe ery 6th street where one half a be bad; or else take a ride over Riker’s ee and get off the track the that is keeprng several u iit have ther on ve ioe pe it of the stores body closed, ‘as bad as the Crane party, that tried to street improvements, is the Washington ket Company working against us. Jou Sura. Editor Star: In Mi paper of yesterday you say the building or the astern market isin charge of the market commission, ef which Hon. John W. Thom ischairman. This is anerror. They have nothing to do with it. The Board of Public Works, Mr. Cluss, archi- tect. and Mr. Win; pestle gaa des peg be 4 and have made a house of which allare justly prond. One OF THE ComMISSIONERS. August 7, 1873. erences Mane Bap Use or His Back Pay.—Yes- terday « man named Patrick McCleary, living near the corner of 15th and Boundary ‘streets, drew his extra twenty per cent. due him for service to the government, and on the Proceeds got gloriously drunk.’ Last night abont 11 o'clock, it is alleged, that he beat his wife, Margaret MeCleary, in ashocking man- ner, making with stones severe wounds on her head, leaving her senseless, Mr. Cleary imme- diatelywlenred out, and Officers Brooks and Fleet, hearing of the oceurrence, and finding the woman badly injured, had her conveyed to the second precinct station house, where Drs, Harmer ant Glennan drewed. the wound , and Pronounced them to be of & very serious char- acter, She wax sent to her hot She is onwil! husband. THE INAUGURATION EXPRNSES TO BE PAID ArT Onog.—A meeting of the committee having charge of the inauguration ceremonies on the ith of March last was held yesterday evening at the Governor's office, Mr. A. BR. Shepherd residing. There were present Messrs. J. W. hompson, T. L. Hume, Matthew Trimble, Hallet Kilbourn, H. A. Willard, and others. After a full investigation of the financial affairs of the committee, and an interchange of opin- jons, it was decided that all the bills should be paid at once, by an assessment on the gentle- men who agreed to hold themselves responsible for all expenses. A committee, consisting of Messrs. Thompson, Hume, Kilbourn, and John F. Cook, was appointed and instructed to settle all outstanding indebtedness. Scnoonen Sunx.—The schooner Virginia Emily, which arrived at Stephenson & Hail’s whart, at the foot of 7th street, yesterday, was ran down and sunk thia afternoon by the steamer Charlotte Vanderbilt while making her landing. The schooner is owned by Capt. Fallon, who is now in Baltimore, and will prove nearly’a total loss. eee ee A CASE OF ALLEGED ABORTION has been de- veloped to-day, the victim being a young widow living on Pennsylvania avenne. She is*in a very dangerous condition, and no hopes of her recovery. For prudential reasons the names of the parties are at present withheld. peal ares omat ohio THE COURTS. POLICE COURT, Judge Dawson —To-day,Jobn C. Mansfield, charged with profanity, was faod $5. Eeward D. Soper, drank and disorderly; $5. Eliza Donglars, Lond. « 5. Fortune,’ saa Fanny Davis, profanity to Georgetown; @3.~ Frank Cronin was charged with stealing a horse valued at $600. one harness wort! 80, one wagon worth @3%, from W. H. Gonid- he latter visited the Schuetzonfest last night at the Park. and after hitching his horse in the shed uader the care of the hostler, he went inside for ment, and on returning found his horse gene host!er testified to catching the prisoner with the horse some twenty yards from the inclosure. Cronin ed for the horse aud buggy, saying that « gentleman had seat him to get his buggy for him; sent to the’erand jury. John Boas, threats to Mary Willett; $200 bonds to keop tho penc POUR; ‘$5. ne line, aesauit on Meyen! 0 keep ¢. Hannah Bannister, asanit on Martha Banks; $3 and costs. Daniel Buckley, Charles Roberts and Henry Gordon, charged with an affray + Flynn, lend and botsterous; Wilkerson, asaault and battery on James ;,85 and Coats, Charles i. A: | boy, charged with thett of, el 20 GEORGETOWN. A ROAT RACE took place on the river oppo- site this city yesterday afternoon between two crews selected from among the members of the Potomac Boat club. ‘The boats were the Get. trude and the Nameless, four-oared shells, and the crews were: In the former, Doyle (stroke), G. C, Wheatley, Gadsby, and Bestor (bow); and in the latter, Brice (stroke), Shaffer, Proctor, and Gibson (bow). Mr. James Dixon acted as referee and time-keeper. The Gertrude came in ahead, beating her oppenent by four lengths, and makibg the course (two miles) in fifteen mingtes and a half. Senious Break iv THE CANAL.—The report of the break on the canal mentioned in yester- day's Star, is thus referred to in the Camper- land News of last evening: “A telegram re- ceived Lae gg f by Collector Weber, of the Chesapeake a Ohio Canal, announces that serious break occurred yesterday morning in she canal at Wade's Lime Kuln, near the Antie- tam iron works. Navigation will be suspended for eight or nine days. The Maryland Coal company recommenced the shipment of coal by canal at noon yesterday, at the rates paid by other companies. River News.—The steamer Lady of the Lake cleared to-day for Norfolk, with flour and corn- meal, and the schr. R. S. Taylor arrived from Baltimore, with 50,000 feet of lumber fur Jos. and J. E. Libbey. Gramm Trape.—The canal boat Bradfield, Hartly, arrived with 3,000 bushels of wheat, and the schr. Kitty Ann. from Alexandria, with 1.500 bushels wheat, both for Hartly &’ Bro. The 3,000 bushels of choice sold at $1.67, and the 1,500 was sold some days since to arrive, —_— Ex orvesion BY Tae CHOIR eeane mate a AND ALL POINTS IN THE NE LAND N " METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH, a THROUGH BETYEEN WASHINGTON axD GEURGETOWN, WITHOUT CHANG ON THUBSDAY, AUGUST l4rn, 1573. ‘The equi = tp thi ‘The fine steamer Wawaset will * PULLMAN PARLO! leave Teh street Dhart ot 8, o'clock, PULLMAN PALAS to be bad of J + Capt. W. B. Bull, T, 4 it s Vailent George Beogutog and METROPOLITAN HOTEL BLOCK. venta, childcen 23 ceute. SeNem™ne Saer'ge* ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auctioncer; Georgetown Lamp EFFEOTS BROUSEHOLD FURNITURE On SATURDAY MORNING, Angast 9th. Household Farn. ra cuanden, Boller one, O 7) THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. 18h. F ie stis. xo 3 MEDICOM MACKEREL. 50 BBLS. EASTERN HERRINGS. For sale at market rates. I. THOS. DAVIS &00., angé st 83 Waterst, Grernetewn sD. 0. Ps o'ek: gical tenis i assortment House, a lar; ture. fe., ke. ICHOLS: ELEGANT ICE CREAM PARLORS, 59 High street, Go-rgetown, D. 0. iy7-m Termainvariably 0.0:D. H, WHEATLEY. PRSMIOM Stearn DYKING AND scoon ING ESTABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson Sirest; Goo mm, DO. Omce open Trom To a ni. anti sunect. »Joio-tr EDUCATIONAL. i] HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, WASH ON, D. ©. The Pre} ory D at 6 PTEM. BRIS preparatory Department opens SEPTEM jumbian College opens SRPTEM The Medical Cotlege ope mPOCTOBER 6. ° Law School opens OCTOBER S Alogues, containing full gard to terms and courses of inate’ JAMES 0. WELLI Ang?2-tocs BER 17 . &e. ICHLAND BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL R FOR boYs, ‘then 145 Lanvale Street, near Park Avenue, BALTIMORE, Mp. WM.D. MARTIN, A.M., Principal, assisted by graduates of the University of Virginia ¥ Beasop commences om gamma 15th. aschttlogues, with f P4tarsco FEMALE INSTITUTE. NEAR BALTIMORE, MD. ‘This Institute has been in operation for thirty-six Years, and enjoys a natio number of pu; i reputation. With the Pils limited to ninety, it has represen: tatives from two-thirds of the states, [ts I French and German taught by experienced native masters. particulars, sent to any ad- 3723-2m erreete, 90 follows: _ome, leave Washing'on 7:55 a. m. dally, ex- Peer Baliimore at $18 a.m. dally, excopt 8 “Veuve West Philadelphis at 1242p. m. daily,ox- a rive at Mew York at 6p ‘™. daily, excep Sun- Ramona Express, eave Washington st 1:08 p. "Leave Bakimore at 2.25 p. m., daily, except Sun- Licave Weet Philadeiphia st 608 p. m.,daity, ex- cept Sunday srive at Now York at 9:10 p. m. daily except Bu Nica? Express, leave Washington at 943 p.m Gail pe ¢ Baltime Lrave West Arti Fast Line. leave New York at 5:60 a.m Arrive at Washington at 4-43 p. me ‘Reckmond Express, leave New York at 5p. o Arrive at Washington at 11.48 p.m TEN PER CENT. DISOOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL CASH SALES, COMMENCING T ESDAY, JuLT TINUING TILL SEPTEMBE! 13, OON- 1, 1873. SALES OF ALL SPECIAL ©ORDERS FOR SHIRTS AND DRESSES AND OTHER ARTICLES EXCEPTED. ™ jew York with steamers New Haven and Hartford rk Comtral and Hodson River rat road, Brie Railway, and steamers on Hudsen Biver, Fare as low as by any other route, a prt. Weshall on and atter JULY 15, till SEPTEM- BEE 1, effer our entire stock at tho very liberal spowing ofices, @iscount of 10 PER CENT. ON ALL CASE seerth- SALES. rer in ‘OUNG Aan AND POTOMAC RAIL- OR ROAD. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, 6 Palmer's Patent Yoke Shirts, ready-made, for Holes Bae a 1.13, 91.295, 81.75, @2, ion 5:70" Bs, toon fo Sess . Ve Fo BaLtimoun OTS i ™., Niagara Exp.,6-13a.m., New Fort 3 2.28, $2 80. cont dally ress, daily. Bnet be Caton vcks, @4 0, 86, 87 20, 1 oeesrdale canon “ey Secaay. “AY om ards. © ° “| x day — . ‘press from Joan Linen nd Merino Drawers, regular prices, 8am Aaily, accommo. nen West aa Linen Collars aod Cuffs, regular prices, lose 10 por tion from'Bation Black Ties, Black Scarfe, Fancy Scarfe Pane iy, except Sun- 2-3 p. m., Cincinnat! ox- Tice, White Ties, &c., teguiar prices, teas Io por Lie hm. Now York ex. Eipms dally, except Sun- Linen snd Silk, Pocket Mandxerchiets, reguiar |, or. 0 amprienh Selig cries ee Kid Chm far prices, lese 10 . $40 >. m., Beitimure ac 61% pm. ati daily, Lisle Threed Gloves, 78 costes lous f0 per nent Sop Begg ny eg ceme Caney, Bakimors, daily Weat nd 8 ay ow 9:03 pm... daily New York FANCY GOoDs. at e veation Night Expreas m., Bow York iw pre-eminently healthfal, is cen 1020p m., Pacific Ex- ‘ Feached by railroad from Bi itimore Porfamery .Boape and Toilet Articles, regular prices, | "2 auiiy, — ‘on city, For circulars address 5 ‘Trains leaving Washington at S188. m. and Sac en mE ei tear | eee ae ack teeth cere Buttons at 25 cents + connect at Bowie with trains for Maribor z -OMd. | goih? BS Rez pair, 5 . caving Bowie at 940 and ila. m..snd S45 p.m’. IVERVIEW AOADEMY, Potauxenrsix, N. | Ivory Gat Guia’ tone, age Neier ga Saas, 6:28 pr Marlboro’ at 10:20 end 11:8 @. w., and ¥ — Work recommences September lith. Boys, 2.6, $8; less 20 per cent. me, A. tw ena “Fallin.” iyi6-2m "| Plain and Fancy Fans, 7c. to $24, less 10 per ct. eps hed gly ae. a —— — Fan and Umbrella Obateinin, ?Bo, to 85, tees bn pret =e PIANOS, &. » 3:40 and 6:30 p,m. Tiere at Ticket Office Oxydized Buckles, Sets Ear Drops, Vinegarette, &c., &c., regular prices, less 10 per cent, Jet Jewelry’, regular ’ lees 10 per cont. eet and Pennsylvania JREAP PIANOS —Sevoral exellent SECOND- | Parasols sud Sun Umbrellas from $880 to @12, less nt and Tonneyivenia HAND PIANUS ete order, ‘10 per cent, will positively be sold b: cost for cash— from want of r ¢ price allowed! .-Wikb's BROT Plate Bette Tabetith ALS 5 7 iano Store, 44 ith street 2 TI st a = 2 West, near Pennaylya: venne. ents for LADIES’ FURNISHING GOODS. t west STIEFF'S PIANOS. US Avenue. Agents fo oe MEDS ’S PIANO AND MUSIO STORE, New ¥ ¢ \ KUHN Ee 632 ork Avenue, near 7th strect. Agent for the eolebrated Patent Bianos of DECKER US., New York, in nse by the first pi White Cotton Hose at Ste, 8c, $c, 5 "§1.49; lean 10 per cout 1” “> Wes $1.02, $1.05 Brown Cotton Hose at Gc, 72c, 80c, 8c, less 10 per cent. Brown Balbriggan Hose at 780, Ste anists Of the continent. Agency for Ae a $1.45, $2.13 32.28 Ieee 1D » 01.03, $1.51, superior STERLING ORGAN. Plan. $1.44, $2.12, $2.25, less 10 per cont. from different m oro, wee carl Sosa. at iow cee per cents Ac?» BUK Hose, regular prices, lose prices, and for r CALIN- | Merino Vests at 69¢. to $1.44, less 10 per cent. Local Trains leave for Alexandria as followe:—6.7, ces Sri Rec Se nd wa eri, | Hig Sie Piet es pm | Ta Ae et Used instruments taken ib exchange. Jy31_" | Linen’ Hemstitehed Handkerchiefs at 28, 30c, $7c, ” saasiheeeaapdedeinigaieietenmaaen daemae ce I ucas’ MUSIC STORE, 5 Ho. Tic, @1 + 21.25, less 10 per cent. Local Trains from Alexandri Lowar— Pp 1146 Seventh street norstamenn Initial Hemstitched Haudkerchiofs at 650, Sc, $1, | 635,738,835, 9.43, Wo a0. 11 oo 1.33, 2.38 Pianos and Orgaus and Musical Iustruments of , $1.60), lene 10 per cent. 333,433, 8.33;6.53,7.35, 5.5 p 6a every Gescription on hand; sold on essy, Linen Collars Ouffs. P.™. from Alexandria daily, dally terms, Pianos and Organs tuned apd regu- Ladies? Fancy 75c, less 10 per cent. ds lated, rgetown orders left at Br. Kid Gloves, button, regular prices, tess 10 Geo J GRIMES’, No. 103 Bridge street. jyla-tr A 8h cou kaD PRG” a8 from different factories, now on hand and for sale or rent on Easy TERMs, to make Toom at BEICHENBACH’S PIANO WAREROO: 423 lth street, above Pennsylvania avenne, Agency for Wm. Knabe & Co.'s and Wm, Oammon’s PIANOS, Second-hand PLAN‘ mene - (08 taken tn part payment fos SOCMACKER & COS Pianos, PHILADELPHIA, GREAT BEDUCTION IN PRICES. ‘These instruments, which, on account of their su- Peliority over all others, have ina few 3 vol ee ome the most popular here, as well as over the country can be had now for the fol- MEU CARE PIANOS from QS78 to gore, UPBIGHT PIANOS fr to $76 1 S800 10 G1 U8 Persone who wish vosuve fiom S108 ti 40 in pur- ms who wish tosuve' chasing the beat instrament cat, ore ‘need. to call 01 compare for themselves. Pianos for rent. Pianos exchanged, Tuning and Repairing properly attend. CARL MICH PEW ay ed to. i6-tr 35 Pennsylvani ALEXANDRIA. Dratn or TRE Rev. WILLIAM G. Cross.— With regret we chronicle the death of this dia tinguished Methodist divine, who died very sud- denly near Leesburg on Monday evening. TUE CORONER'S JURY in the case of the little boy Sullivan, who was killed by the cars at the corner of Duke and Henry streets on Monday evening last, rendered a verdict in accordance with the facts, exonerating the railroad com- ny from all blame.— Sentinel, last evening. Messrs. JAMIESON & COLLINS are now and have been for some boc past shipping to \WWash- ington, by the Washington ferry boats, iron castings for the improvements to the botanical in Washington, for supplying which ey obtained the contract. HE SMALLPOX HOSPITAL has been closed, its attendants discharged, and its furniture or- : ‘aseed | Which subject to discuss—the course of the Estmeen these voang meu eke wore Danette | trustees of colored schools, the course of Mr, casual visitors t the grounds, while they were | Brooks on the normal school a be Bogen Standing near a group of other visitor: the | colored people’s)right toenter the public schoo's sneatly Of to Gt ir. | He claimed that there should be ho distinc! Sears than Kwon tacdiy saniead by cay made; that the schools should be open toall,and aeeee Thatrtcd tn a minute or too arlerwarda, | that the time would come when those who! op- however, that Slatter turned upon Hussey and | pose this view will be sorry for it. Social on the &th of March of this year Constable A. Kimmeil took from him his horse and wagon and other things during his absence trom the city, but he had stated previously that he would de}zy until the following morning. The horse and wagon brought $250, and the debt was but $: ehad repeatedly asked Kimmel for a statement of what he did with the $255, Ss | equality will not be brought about by mixed | put he continues to put him oft. The creditor Fae Mian of pak wien | schoole: He received his education in such a | Pit te,continues to pu received his money, but ie te aeeruers i bacupen school,and knew that social equality did not | Kimmell has told him to come to see him; that nthe gateway of the | & hg from it- By clamoring for separate | he had three or four dollars for him. On vi 00! se! they were abs in bi | ENCOURAGING KU-KLUXISM. A and was bleeding profusely. His friends pro- | He agreed with the remark some one bad made " Id en- cured a hack and hurried “him to the city, and | thatthe newspaper opposing them would n discovered th another occasion he had some goods at auction and C. Kimmeii.ta-t ed the proceeds in the hands of the auctioneer for about $22, and the complainant has neyer received any of this 1 © Talty’s restau ,on Tth | dorse their coursé 48 soon As it found that money. = sre oe ynene ies Joumon Etot ar- | they werea unit. He held that education, in- | Constable Obediah Kimmel! appeared and rived immediately afterwards and examined | dustry, and economy were all necessary to bring | gied a statement as to the Heard caso—the | about ‘social equality if there is such a thing, and there was nothing more powerful against prejudice than the almighty dollar. Prof. Storum was next called on and after and dressed bis wounds. The doctor says the wounds, although dangerous, are not necessa- | rily fatal, and advised the patient to Keep per- | feetly quiet to prevent any further hemor- . rhage. Hussey maintained the utmost com- | stating that many of them who ee posure, and says he does not desire to have his | Opposed to these meetings hacmrg mont oe assailant arrested; that if he lives he will settle | favorof one common schoo! areas Diselet with him, and it he dies Slatter’s punishment | the ten thousand colored voters of the acne ‘would do biw no good. The affair being be- | Were prescribed and urged that the my a tween strangers, near the gateway, and unat- | Of mixed schools had been tried in Detroit, tended with any noisy demonstratious, but few bay and other places, and was a success. seizure of @ piano. He says that an attachment was issued to enforce a landiord’s lien upon the property of a tenant who had absquatalated without the landlord's 'rowledge. ‘The plain- tiff claiuwec sa defendant confessed judgment $80. Under that attachment it was uty to pursue the property wherever it ight be found within the District, and being liable to the plaintiff if he did not use due dili- gence to seize it. It was not exempt, as the Re- publican asserts. He asserts that the court has le on the grounds had any knowledge of it. Tr. . NX. Bowen made one of his charac- | quthority to appomt and remove constables at Fhe acquaintance between these yours men | teristic speeches. will, and it is the duty of parties having griev- had been very slight, and there had been no MRS. LOUISE BUTLER ances to make them tothe court. He closes: difference between them so far ax | msde the following statement: ‘J reside at No. | ‘cas for myself, I shun no fair investigation of own. ‘507 Lith street, between E and ¥F streets, and | my acts. If I have violated the law e court It was reported about town this afternoon | bave been a tax payer for the last ten years. I will promptly remove me from office upon an rson’s complaint, accompanied by proofs.’ It have wronged any individual I am liable to that the wounded man was dead. (n the con- have a child seven years and six months of 'y trary, he is somewhat easier this afternoon, but who has never attended a public school. Two 4 ‘ - | schools are withis squares, and the Frank- ta will enforce that lability. eudGshscmecttoee | caveliing tees te name Tene Gupetved | hin ad the coares will « v a & m send! eiSee ita conan ae {Justice W. Thompson stated in his evidence RDERED BY THE Board colored. am com; keep | pefore the committee yesterday that ‘‘the Ger- ae ee ican Tie smn ce | ey Gaken hewn aud prevent her from recely- | man ‘witnesmes smore that ay anes Say streets has been directed to have the bampe re- ing an education. agree with Ber og tend te Promises in followii = Smee Seniniietsl seven ty ftiess-Cornet of 12th and Rstrests bexthwest | _ELBOTION Ov Orvicans sy raz Oxpaer Ix- r ree an and corner of 45 and I streets southwest. The | BABITANTS AssoctaTion.—At the from the report ‘alley in square No. 309, between Nand O and 1e Oldest 11 Associi 1ith streets northwest, has been or- foll. wing officers were dered to be paved with cobble stones. Orders | Blake, Jenki have Deen isreed for laying a twelve-inch pipe | Henry Williams, Dr Al newer in square No. 6st, commencii Purdy, Chauncey each other near Four Mile Run, the Sithin nity foot of DB scseot aad seen A | William Ganton- James driver ofone boat, John Mullen, © white man, street, with the necessary manholes and trape; | tim M and a colored hand, Mote, on the other also, for laying same size pipe sewer on the east | M: boat became when Mote fide of 24th street, from 1: to M streets, noreh= | dents: ming on deck west, with necessary manholes and traps to roll Brent, at Mullen, some 15 or 18 conntet with cower in L street; also, sume size | Resolutions effect in the latter's neck, south, from alley in pppoe dered to be removed. A new case, however, a white female, made its appearance on the lo er end of Woife street, opposite the old found- ery, this morning.— Gazette, last evening. CITY ITEMS. WHEN DUMB ANIMALS cry ont their glad- ness,—when cripples take up their beds and walk,—wher Kheumatism 1 banished,—stift joints made limber, and swellings disappear as It by magic, well may we inquire into the secrets of the wonderful Centaur Liniment. There bas never been anything like it. It has per- formed more cures of flesh, bone and muscie ailments upon man and beast in the past three months, than all other articles have in three hundred years. T,e05 A €ooL, Porvut AND Heattny ScmMes Rxsort—Dooley’s Arctic Soda Fountain, on Capitol Hill, ott Have You a Coven, Pain inthe Chest, or Bronchitis? In tact, have oe the premon- of the ‘‘insatiate archer,” Con- sumption If so, know that relief is within jour reach in the sbape of Dr. Wistar's Saves of Wil which, in man: For RELIEF FROM CORNS, TRovBLESOME Naizs, ete., visit Dr. White, Mtethe U.S Treksury. Office hoary (e668 &.m.to6p.m. Fee one dollar. (Established im Washington Buwtons, acc a eee Try THE Lion Lao, as drawn only at Geo, W. Driver's Sample Rooms, corner Peunsylva- nia avenue and 4% street. tt Ponp’s EXTRACT cures rheumatism, » Bear pez onr dite tela pmmrtaen se ONLY A REMNANT LEFT. FINAL OPPORTUNITY. OUR FORMERLY IMMENSE STOCK or Summer Clothing! HAS BEEN REDUCED TO A MERE REMNANT BUT NOTHING WILL BE RESERVED, AND THE ENTIRE REMAINDER Coxsistixe oF LINENS, ALPACAS, AND COASSIMERES, FOR MEN AND BOYS, MUST BE SOLD! WILL BE SOLD! SHALL BE SOLD! NO REGARD FOR ORIGINAL COST! BABLSE BROTHERS, FASHIONABLE TAILORS, jy29 OOBNEE 71x AND D STREETS. burns, jour @, REISINGER. 108 CREAM PAVILION NOW OPER, FAtebakks LETTER 50ALEs, ‘Every sise and style, at very low rates, 27,conl Lisle Thresd Gloves,1, 2and 3 button, at 75c, 870, » leas 10 per cent, gu a loaves Washington 7.40.8, m daily, exces ° ay EAT SOUTHE. PRESS, via Bichm ee Washtn, pi m daily, except Sunday Through tickets to all poin path and & for sa’e at Offces, corner Lith street and enneyl- ¥ania avenue, and corner 6th street aud Pannsy' vania avenur, where poner gre: can leave orders for LADIES’ UNDER GARMENTS. be to be checked at boiele idences: Oottgn Site, § tucks, 9 cents, lees 10 par cout, through te deet\nation Nepales: “oa ip le B.S. YOUNG, Gen'l Passenger Agent. _jy3/-tf Elegantly trimmed from @1.78 to $20, loss 10 ALTIMORE AND OHIO B i RAILBOAD per cent. Cotton Chemises at 78 cents, lose 10 per cont. On and afer, SERDAY, Jone 1 “ Behe i) eS Has, trains leave WASHINGTON CITY as Elegantly trimmed Chemises from @1.50 to 95,1 10 per cent. Cotton Drawers at 75 cents, less 10 per cent. 1 And a full and cos Night Dresses from “ “ te line of other styles. 1.83 to $20, less 10 per cont. INFANTS’ GARMENTS. Infante’ Long Skirts at from $1.43 to $4.80, less 10 per cent. Caiabrie Sitpe, Gambrie Drewes, Blain. e Jered, Flannel Skirts, Binsin Fiannel Skirts, Embroidered. Ww St: Louis, Oincinnst! and Gai FROM BALTIMORE 0 NGTO! Pe 20, 6:45, Wand lia, « Ruuare Drawers. 4:30, 6:30, “| Walking Cloaks, “| _ Wool Boots. And 8 complete stock of every article of Infants’ Wear; all subject to a discount of 10 per cent. SUNDAY TRALNS From Baltimo: Laurel ouly; the B30, ms ant to at Belay only; the 3.520, 6-30, and bie WHITE GOODs. Hamburg Edges, 1Sc. to $1.37 yard, less 10 per cent, Hanbury Ineert! ie, aler yard, lees £0 por ot. Swiss Edges and ing, 2c. to @1 yard, less 10 per cent. Nainsook Edges and Inserting, 25 to $2.25 yard, less Victorts Lawn, S0c.to 0c. yard, lees 10 ; ictor! wD, . . ¥ ie cent 80s. 20 Bbc. yard. mie “pemghen 4 Plain Nainsvok. oe ee 6:15 and 7:05 a.m. and Foote Picci stacey BUssegT Rip tig ey rongh tickets to the = mass kik ‘- % . to #1 yard, less 10 per cent. hi th ‘est can be bad at the Striped and Plain'Bwiss, at Sic. to Téc. yard, less 10 | We jon Ticket Office at all hours of the ashington Stati, day; also, at the Company's office, 458 P: ., ive- Piatn 6c. to T5c. yard, less 10 per cent, in . i ota ot, Maraalioe at tice: to 680. yards lose 1d per cock Avenue office, con “there arraumette heey ee for and checked at their 4 takep to the fonot and tuto the car. For New York, Philadciphia, and Boston, sce ad- fe THOS. B. SHARP, Master of Transportation. READY-MADE DRESSES. L. oO) > Guncral Ticket ay coe Ovr stock of LINEN SUITS POLONAISES | Je? General Avent, Waskington. forks the ettention of ths advan ust yeante® | 7 aBOUOR LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON vite the atten 8 teat bar- . yalns we give by the liberal reduction ef Upercnx, | 1 ERI Ce ART MED NEW YORK. our prices, ve name a few, with prices: Brown Linen Suits at s _ Jess 10 per cent, s, ‘Moon. Eres pave Rens alm oe — York are new run as follor a “FOR NEW YORK, withont chi of cars, a Bgresaaity concept Sunday) et 7:0 acm 1-19 808 FOR PHILADELPHIA except Bunday ) at 7:50 ON SUNDAY. ——— New York at $:50 p.m., and Philadel- a . jeep Care for Now York on 8:80 train ont. hrougs ‘tek adelphia, New York, ‘Station Office at ali houre Ohio Batlread advertisement ashington, Baltimore, An- § ‘Rect, W e =a 1873rannsyi¥ania rourel873 ugeyarer. 45D SOUTHWEST. Tem. ees eT ington...... 5.35 a.m. — wll 18 om. SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT. w. for D To ORD! setae meaaberen gees ares