Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1873, Page 4

Condens Bons of Jonababs see not Dr. Miller, of this city At Greenbrier White Sul; John W_ Dixon yesterday entere: suit against 3.F. W. Wilkinson, clatming $5, dain ges for alleged negligent making of an excay: ining No. X66 E. street northwest, by reason ‘of which the wall of the plaintiff was weakened, eracked and placed in great danger and need of ir from Rev. J. J. Keane, assistant Yor of St. Patrick's church, state that he was ‘at the lakes of Killarney, and it to set ont for Dublin, whence he will proceed to Other points of interest in Ireland, and ex- to reach Rome the beginning of Octo- . His health has much frproved. He will — Washington about the middle of No- vem! a mowtere. rapidly convalesc! bur Springs, Vane ‘Some excitement prevailed in the neighbor- hood of the new ‘State department pail on ith street, yesterday, occasioned by Officer Bayly attempting to'arrest an Irish laborer, pamed David Crowley, employed oa the new building, who was char; ith indecent ex- re. Crow! ted and struck Belly a eral times, and aregular engagement followed. Finally Officer Rosenbury, on duty on the op- posite side of the street, ran to Bailey's’ aasi: ance, and the nippers were placed en the ac- cused; but even then he made the officers carry him to the station. ——¢ —__ faptain Woods and Engineer Nash. We have aimed in our statements and com- ments in regard to the Wawaset disaster to deal impartially between the public and the officers and owners of the Ul-fated vessel, In this spirit we give below a certified copy of the master’s certificate Leld by Captain Woods, showing that while he inadve y Regiected ‘to take o } license, he was a duly qualified master ] Custom House, ALEXANDRIA. VA.,} Cortector’s Orrice, August 19, 1373. ‘This is to certify that the annexed is a true copy of the appointment and “Oath of New | Master,” of John R. Woods, as master of the steamer Wawaset, on record at this office. {xs.] D. Tunyee, Collector. OATH OF NEW MASTER. I, John R. Woods, master of the steamer called ‘Wawaset, of Washington, burden 328 90-100 tons, do solemnly swear, that I am Gitizer of the United States, having been ap- inted master of said steamer, according to w: 80 help me God. Jouwx R. Woops. District f Alexandria, Port of Aiezandria— Sworn to, before me, this ist day of May, 1573. {Ls.) D. Tcewge, Collector. It should be added that Captain Woods has the reputation amongst river men of being a good, careful officer, having a thorough know!- edge of the river, and of his general duties. ‘That he isa brave man, wasshown by his stand- ing by his boat to the last. s regards ingineer Nash, we are also assured y steamboat officers, who have known him as engineer for 26 years, that he is an excep- tionally competent man for his “duties, under- | standing his work thoroughly, and a’ strictly | temperate man withal. In regard to the point testified to hix disadvantage. that he was seen | acting as bar-keeper on the Wawaset, it | is stated that the fact was an excep- | one, aml occurred in this way. | om was just opposite the engine room | x feet away from it, and wanting a | er he stepped in there for it instead | of going some distance for it elsewhere. While there some persons applied for a drink, andthe | bar-keeper bein he supplied them. | ‘This, however. pr tional! accident a tive engineer, and th ave him a bell that it was not av- swered promptly and correctly. In regaril to his | attending to trading, Nash states that he only | did 20 at points when the boat was stationery, | and itdid not interfere with his d as at | Currioman, where she stopped all ni, Cone river @ she stopped three 4 | they had had the matter under ISLATIVE INVESTI- | ‘OMMITTER. After of the proceedings of the | Long com: e closed yesterday, Kichard H Brouner,ot the Treasury department, appeared and testified to the effect that on the ist of May 8 ance t oth to Mr. ined to receive it, saying | prefer it when their rent be- | —at the last of the month. At the and Mrs. d the rent, and Mrs. Moore t; om the 14th of the following | Tented @ house on 10th street, - and Mrs. Moore that he was ¢ to move; began moving on the 1th; and loore came up and said: “Ah! I see you Witness replied in the afirma- Sir are moving.” tive, and said to Mr. Moore: «If you eucceed in Fenting these rooms before the Ist of the month I shal! expect a deduction in my rent, but if you do not I shall the key and pay fur the whole month, as usual, at the close of the month.” Moore ‘left, apparently: satistied, but soon re- turned, and said: “Ihave been thinking the matter over, and youcan not move your furnt- ture until you pay me the rent in advance.” ‘Witness declined fo do this, and shortly } returned with an officer and seized hi while in a wagon on thestreet, and remo to Ly law office of Justice Plant, o and E streets port to Sollpn ts por bh wes! on the : Was wae i a orn he fact that witness with hislaw- t the attachment vas illegal, and ered Mrs. Moore tc amount of th of June, Piant rendered t deponent: an appeal was Roted, and witness asked for the total amouat Gue, when Piant presented the following bill: nt, $22; costs—cartage and storage, £18.3); total, $40.30; witness’ lawyer told Plant that the law did not allow him to charge for storage, when he replied ‘that he did not give & damp; that be made his own benny aA or words to that effect; deponent believes that the amount of costs is both illegal and excessive, being nearty e;ua! to the smount of rent due. ition Case. THE BRIDE TURNS UF MISSING. In the miscegenation case reported '-, yester- day's Stag it was stated that Neary Johnson, the colored hack driver, who enticed a white l away from her home and was married to | by @ colored preacher, had been brought | before the police court charged by the mother of the girl, Mrs. Margaret Bowling, with as sault and battery on her, the mother. While the prisoner was waiting in the court for his ease to be heard, Margaret slipped off in a hack nd went to Johnson’s room on M street and uaded her daughter to accompany her. y proceeded to the office of District Attor- ney Fisher, where the mother asked that pro. | ‘eedings be at once started for a divorce, on the ands that her daughter was made drunk by Sohnson, and that while intoxicated he carried her off in ahack to some den in Murder Bay where they were married. Detective Coomes and Mr. W. M. Evans went to the office of the ‘clerk of the court, where they found the license for the marriage had been issued in regular form. Johnson denies that bis bride was intox- ieated when he married her, and some of hi friends advise him to make an application for | @writ of habeas corpus for her recovery, but as there is no illegal deta:niag by any’ one there can be no writ served. this morning that the bride had concluded to abandon her husband and go back to her moth- er, in case she fs permitted by her todo so; but Jater inthe day, Mrs. Bowling was inquiring for her diaugbter, saying sbe has not seen her since yesterday, when she saw her on Tt was reported 4 street. 9 Washington City and Point Lookoat Rallroad Deputy Marsha! Phillips to-day summoned a Jury ior the purpose of condemning the land in the District of Columbia which Is tobe tra- versed by the Washington City and Point Look- out railroad. The jury is to meet to-morrow morning at 6 o'clock at the City Hall and proceed in carriages over the line for the purpese of viewing the said lands. For some day- past the assistants to the mar- shal have been en, im serving notices to the owners of p operty to be so condemned of action in order that they may sent their own cases. On Friday next the -sit at the criminal court room to hear ar- &e. The approach to this District is the northeastern section, and the line of road seross the Eastern Branch to Union- town. ee Tee Twerty-rinst District Rercsii- aN CrUn met last night at Moore's Hall, cor- ner of 1éth and B streets southeast, Mr. B. Peters in the chair. The followin ‘executive committee was : A. er, Josiah A. Gray, John A. Clark, George Humphreys, J. E- Ballard. Matthias Brown, Walter . oc ‘Waite, Hughes, Richard Morgan, A. P. J. O. McGwin, William Beron, M Burrell,and Wi m Jones. A resolution was ado} tendering thanks to Delegate Sydney for bis unremittin, a efforts to have the Eastern completed. Also, for the earn- extness manifested by him iu the advancement of the interest> of the people of the district he fined ———_»__ CowTIscATion ov THE CaM? Muetixc.—in | daughter. perpen pawemte the drawbacks from e | not exceeding three feet in length, eighteen ‘a | fectants required by the Board of He | lengthy remarks on the danger to the public sewer has been ordered by the = Thi E.R. | @ lives GARBAGE AND DEAD AETMALS. * The heath officer was au to employ one man for the purpose of distributing the printed regulations for the garbage service. oie or te pet earaages oP e 5 Dr. Bliss submitted anordiance maki any undressed dead animals a nuisance tweive hours after death. He explained that many persons who own such animals fail to report them promptly. Referred. THE NIGHT-SOIL QUESTION. Dr. Cox, from the special committee appointed to examine into the workings of the apparatus for the odorless excavation of the il, Fe~ po at of ‘the “Odorless Excavation Company,” and found that it worked successfully. The report was ado] . Ss: Dr. Bliss then sndmitted an ordinance ‘that the present system of removing night soil, cleaning privies, vaults, sinks, and cesspools by buckets and of transporting such duld and fecal matter in carts through the streets of the cities of Washington and Georgetown, thereby agitating and exposing the same with its con- statitly emitting gases, is,and is hereby deciared to be, a nuisuance injurious to health. That from and after the first day of September, 1573, no parts of the contents of any privy or privy box, vault, sink, or cesspool, except substances other than excrements soluble in water, or any offensive fuid, liquid or semi-liquid substance Or material, being in any excavation, cellar, or place within the limits of the cities of Wash- Ington and Georgetown, shail be removed therg- from, nor shal! thesame be transported through any of the streets or avenues of said cities un- less and except the same be removed and trans- ported by means of an air-tight apparatus or pneumatic process, so as to effectually prevent the aforesaid offensive tiuid or fecal matter from being agitated and exposed im the air and per- meating the atmosphere in the, vicinity with noxious and offensive odors. That any person or persons violating the provisions of this ordi- nance shall, upon conviction thereof, be pun- ished by a fine of not leas than $10 nor more that So for each and every such offence. That a committee of three members of this board, of whom the president ahall be chairman, shall be appointed to make a contract with the Odorless Excavating Company, of the District of Columbia, or with any other responsible parties who have suitable machinery and fix- tures, and who can contract to perform the work to the satisfaction of the board, provided that bond with end sufficient sureties in the sam of $10,000 be given by said contracting par- ty to the Board of Health, conditioned for the faithful performance of the contract, and es- pecially for the prompt and faithful perform- ance of the 4 les required in such service by the present laws of the District of Colam! and by the ordinances of the Board of Health, and that the consideration for the same shall be the amounts now fixed py law for the removal of fecal matter or night soil, viz: For each box inches deep and eighteen inches wids, the sam of $1, and in the same proportion for boxes of larger dimensions, and chat all necessary disin- lth shalt be supplied and used by said parties contracting without the additional charge permitted by jaw to be made upon citizens for sach disinfec- tants, ‘ THE ORDINANCE DISCTSSED Mr. Marbury moved that the ordinance and resolution be referred to the committee on ordi- nanees. - Dr. Bliss was opposed to any delay whatever; sideration and advisement for a long time, and wer pared to take action at once, and he hoped no member of the board would attempt to delay immediate adoption of the ordinance. He made health by continuing the old system Mr. Langston seconded the motion of ref- erence. Mr. Marbury explained that in making the reference his object was not to oppose the new system proposed, but thought all important resolutions should go tothe ordinance committee before final action. Dr. Bliss thought it had come to a pretty pass that all resolutions coming before this body should be referred to one gentleman before they could be adopted. Mr. Lai rose to @ point of order. The chi State your point.” Mr. Langston.—‘‘I take exceptions to the lan- guage ‘one gentleman’ in speaking of a com- mittee. Imake use of no such personal allu- sions in speaking of any committee.’” board. Mr. Beall thought it was not in their province to abandon the schools. If they ‘not satis- fied as trustees, they should resign and let the Governor appoint others that would carry the work on. Mr. Hyde wished to know by what process the schools were to be carried on. Mr. Beall thought that if the teachers were willing to wait for their pay the schools could be continied. Mr. Curtis believed Mr. Beall was correct. They were appointed as trustecs to keep the schools open, not to close them. Mr. Dunlop said there should be an under- standing about Baring contracts, | This will be dove when the District settles with the guar- dians. Mr. Beall knew that light was breaking on the financial matters of the District, and loans had been negotiated in New York, Another fault was chargeable to the citizens of the District who were delinquent in paying their taxes. Mr. Dunlop thought he should find a way to sever his connection with the board. Mr. Hyvle did not play second fiddle to any person, but ne introduced the resolution to try and bring the District authorities to their senses. He did not believe the schools would be sus- pended a great while. He sup) he could re- sign, but he had been identified so long with the schools that he desired to hold on to the last. A teacher had told him that she would be unable to resume teaching as she had pay her car fare. ‘Thiswas a crying shame, and should be remedied. He desired to know what became of the taxes now coming im they could not obtain sufficient to pay tor whitewashing the school houses, Mr. Beall could remember when the board was in just such @ straight and could not pay its clerks. ‘The District government would come out from under this cloud all right. Mr. Hyde said that, having called the atten- tion of the board to the condition of affairs, he would withdraw the resolution. Mr. Dunlop submitted a resolution, which was adopted that in al! future contracts for contin- ent expenses, as well as salary expenses, notice ® given that bills will be paid when the money is obtained from the treasurer of the District, without Iimit ag to time. On motion of Mr. Beall, the secretary was an- thorized to renew the note at the Fariuers’ and Mechanics’ Bank for $5,036.61 for sixty or ninety days, and pay the interest on it. ‘The following teachers were elected for the ensuing scholastic year: Male Grammar, the election of teacher laidever; Female Grammar, Miss Laura Reed; Female Intermediate, Jennie Bates; Female’Seeondary, Miss Florence Sulli- van; Male Intermediate. Mrs. Mary E. Turner; Mele Secondary, Miss Alice Graig; Femate Prie mary No. 4, Miss M, J. Good; Female Primary, No.3, Miss Fmma L. Godéy; Male Primary, No. 1, Miss Jennie Gardner; Male Secondary (assistant), Mass Angie Houghton; Female Pri- mary, No. 3 (assistant), Miss Adela Ross; music teacher, Prof. J. H. Daniel. The board then adjourned for one week. Tux Canat.—Information received h morning by letter, and by parties airec ihe breaks in the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, states that the break at Wade's lime-kiln has been repaired; but that the trunk being con- structed above Berlin, in place of the culvert that was washed out, will not be finished for several days, and that boats will not be able to pass before the middle of next week. The storm in the neighborhood of Bakersville was very severe, washing away bridges and fences, and damaging the crops to a very great extent. The hail stones were left in heaps after the sturm, in some places a foot thick, and literally cut the gtowing corn to pieces. PATENTS GRANTED.<A patent has been granted to Mr. R. A. Edmonston, of this city, this from Dr. Bliss.—“I'll say the committee on ordi- baneces then.” Mr. Langston then went on to explain his rea- Sons for favoring the reference; he wanted to see the bill drawn up in a legal manner; the or- dinance committee should not be overlooked in this matter; he could see no reasons for making this matter an exception to the rule; it was un- usual to draw up an ordinance, pass upon it adopt it and make alaw all in one evening Suen a thing was unheard of, and he promised at if seteated to his committee a rezo: wivuld be forthcoming next Wednesuay nigut. ‘The matter was referred. ard of Public Works in the alley in square 454, on the west side of 5th street, between Massachusetts ave- nue and K street northwest, to extend 1 feet up said alley and connect with the sewer in 5th street; the grading, setting curbs, laying side- walks, and putting in a 12- nch pipe sewer ha: been ordered on © street, from sth to 13th street northwest, with the necessary manholes and traps. The laying of sidewalks and terracing has been ordered on O street, between 2d anc Sd streets northeast; also, the putting in of a 12- inch pipe sewer on said street between the points named, to connect with the sewer in 2d street. Letrers eS ae Sext py THe Wawaser.—It is said that the letters sent from here to persons in | o’clock to-day, the lower country, on the last trip of the ill- | fated steamer Wawasset, were found open and scattered on the water and shore, near the scene | burned of the disaster, the money contained in many of them having been taken out, bnt the checks, orders, &c., remaining in them.—<lezandria Gazette. fire. Captain Wood’s attention having been called | with totheabove ‘aph he says that the Wawaset carried no United States ma Tyan iw have been found, were, perhaps, letters entrusted to the clerk of the boat te de- liver to parties at the landings. CHARGED WITH STEALING OrFICctaL Parner. —To-day Detective Coomes arrested E. Ma- son, a colored laborer employed inthe Patent Office charged with stealing large bundles of tte |G, Of clal Gazette of that office and selling them | } for waste paper. He is in custody at headquar- te: , where a quantity of the paper is also col- lec £d which it is allege he had disposed of. e-rinad no THE COURTS. 2 \ LIOR COURT, Judge Dawson.—To-day, Geo H Willinme was charged with eraud lerceny of & rth from Bamue AWAOD; Ci C fined go bond: 21. J oe tinned urder iM. Hester Br on Mary Broo! john Mehriiag, aa Jobo Johnsen; $80 and coat od Michael Oofar, charge| with ohn W. Bailey; 960 each and coms Dent, sseault and battery on Molly Johnson; $10 aud costs George Mickelbarker, assanit and bat tery on Millie Ann Morrison, $f'and onsts. Park assanit on Mary Brooks; $5 and costs and Jobn Qainn, charged with ri: 85, or thirty days in bly and lond and alking; $5. Morath, violation of license law; $10." Patrick Hall, indecent expo- sare; $5. John H. Davis. profanity; 8, ary ynold, profanity; $4. James White, violation of ek eee 6. Edward Barnes, violation of license law; $5 Elijsh Smith, 5 Is larceny of some groceries from the store of L a Giark, tn Uniontown; §20 and costs, or ninety days fm jail, ae egipeeiataatareet MELANCHOLY DeaTH—At Ottawa, Ontario, the lifeless form of Mrs Ardee was tately dis vered a Se ae ov children. Ii over the grave of her is she committed suicide, mestic a! for @ scaffold support, and one to Mr. Austin Herr for a middling puritier, which it is claimed increases the exchequer of the miller 9) per cent., by saving the cream of the wheat, which heretofore passed into middlings, and was made up into superfine four. With this new machine ail of the best of the wheat is saved, and mann- factured into family flour. Mr. Herr is a son of A. H. Herr, esq., of the firm of Herr & Welch, of this city. River News.—Thé steamer New York has arrived from Philadelphia, with @ miscellane- ame = ane 508 Wi front Ner- ous CAFO, ADU tue scut. 208s Winans : folk, with 8,000 feet lumber for Wheatley Bros. Gratn Trape.—The canal boat Medley has arrived with 1,800 bushels wheat and 500 els corn for Hartley & Bro.; aiso the schr. Thos. P. Morgan, from Alexandria, with 1,200 bushels wheat for the same; and the canal boat Seneca arrived with 1,500 bushels wheat. 400 bushels | § corn, and 100 bbls. flour for T. O. Wheeler, Th sales on ‘change to-day were 1,500 red wheat at #1.80a$1.33; 1, prime <175a81.75; 1,800 bushels good do, at $1.63 1.72. TRE THIRD DIRTRICT REPUBLICAN CLUB at & meeting on Monday evening elected Samuel R. Collins assistant secretary and William Hunter treasurer. ALEXANDRIA. A Cuitp BapLy Burwep.—About eleven Albert, a five year old child, son of Mrs. ——'McCuin, residing on North’ St. Asaph street, opposite Portner's brewery, was most horribly while fooling about the fire with a can of Coal oil, No one saw him when the accident occurred, but it 1s sapposea that he took the can and poured the oil on the when the e: — a followed, filling him the burning fiuid. The child ran into the street, screaming at the top of his voice, letters | Mr. Jerry Gaither and a hand from the brew- usiness | ery, who were out a tore his clothes from him and rolled him in the mud. Their hands were badly burned in their efforts to save the ebild. Dr. Gibson, who was called in, says the child may possibly recover, but thinks it rather doubtful. ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.—The house of Mr. eo. W. Clifford, superintendent of Fein on ‘airfax street, between Prince and Dake, was burglariously entered about eleven o'clock last night. The thiet effected an entrance through a rear window, and had lighted a lamp, and wa: making his way up stairs when discovered by the ladies. An alarm being given he re- treated down the steps and throngh the win- dow, making his escape. He was a white man. r. Clifford wa m home at the time.- nel, last eventig THE EWD! . ONLY A REMNANT LEFT. FINAL OPPORTUNITY. OUB FORMERLY IMMENSE STOOK ° Summer Clothing: ed Cvith do }» as she had met do- | HAS BEEN REDUCED TO A MERE REMNANT S7Taylor’s Fails, Minn., is called ‘the cif RESUEVED, PP Fase: , Mian., ity | BUT NOTHING WILL BE ree Indiana cats hay their sree Tr ve yielded up his bread bridge. clergyman hasbeen ‘A Fort Wa: baker has cast aren the ware by driving of cal wa, oo Pam comme, oem late Duke of B: S7-Tho will of the late Duke of Brunswick leaves the whole of his Property and personal estate to the city of Geneva. nts have been made the Sasnfogion “Grove camp-meeting until next SF Abram Benson was shot and killed, yes- be fair, Tuesday. weather promises now to And the camp exercises will uno bredty be of pone ad exceeding interest 4 ir continuance. The have made t etforts to vide for the comfort ‘and convenience of those Prosate Court, auiee Olin—Ip this court yesterday, letters of adm{nistration were grant- ith &@ watchman while attempting to cs- the jail at Auburn, N. Y. OF The cable steamer Dacia arrived ot King- ston harbor on Tuesday evening, July 29, with- out having recovered ‘cable. § AND THE ENTIRE REMAINDER CONSISTING OF wife and grown-up - WILL BE 80LD! SHALL BE BOLD! WO REGARD OR OfIGINAL CosT! eel HasBLE FASHIONABLE TAILORs, OOBNER ™ru AND D STRERIS. Ir "t get cool, resort to Dooley’s. tain, on fim. eott THE StnceR Suwine MACHine sales of 1872 Were $219,660. 4,12-s,wtt starved that 8, » an iron Tonic, does upon the weak ‘and: debilitated; it makes them 5 Weakness and health. Ponp’s Chas. Stott ‘and by For RELIz “mufériog. int strength and pee Bes Tus NATIONAL SAVINGS BAWE, corner Sper ot honth, Svenue and 15th street, pay ——_e—____ ExTRaor is for sale at wholesale by & Co. PR RNS, Buytow FROM Trovetxsome NAIs, ete., visit Dr. White, surgeon chiropodist, No. 835° 15th etreet, oppo, site | a.m 1m Washington 1861.) the U. 8. Treasury. Office hours’ from 8 ;to6p.m. Fee one dollar. (Established ec Currprer cry for Pitcher’s Castoria, It Tegniates the stomach, cures wind colic and causes netnral sleep. It is a substitute for castor oil. 7 4,25, 903: ee Tunco-Rvssian BATHS; aiso, Medicated Va. gE Baths, for all skin disease, E street. , at Dr. Sbedd’s, 5,20,6: a WILLoox & Ginn’s Sewixna MACHINE. The celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas, Baum’s hoopskirt and corset fac! Intelligencer building. ry, 7th street, ‘y> 10,33 . o THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use- fulness of Singer's Sewing Machine. 15 THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired and made to order by Hempler, near 4\ street a Se ill open joane M 188 ©. DENGLEG'S German and Select School for Girls will resume th» course of instruction SEPTEMBER Ist, at 92! For particulars apply as per add: EDUCATIONAL. VINUENT’S SOHOOL, corner 10th aod @ reets, under the care of Sisters of Caarity, MONDAY. September Ist. Parente witl send their childrea promptly. _ang®-Im Baglish regalar ot st. ross." augi9-Im™ FRENCH BEADING—LESSONS—TO GET the rignt tinental Hote! LY) ‘commences SEPT. land's chi ‘Louisian: Rance ter; pumber of pupils limite rangT6- dias) PUP nctation—(cheap)—letters. Cor enue, Room Now OY. ails. YS" ACADEMY "(Fourth Year.—Work re- BER Ist, at Dr. Sunder- hy 4% street, wenne northwest. See circular, at bookstores, or ¢° Ii at the Principal's Fest= , 122 3d street southeast. Price $15 per quar. to thirty. ASE ROYS, Principal. prom ween © street am: inal Te iene sugls- B* THOMAS DOWLINC Anct.; Georgetown. “ive 10) GRORG! On 3 for ebtain a well location. qouE Beal Estate Broker. THOS. DOWLIN TRST-CLASS IRONING, FLUT- F Troyac. tte ot the tharteat ponieey Oy the day. zen, at No. street Georgetown, (sugis 6i*] " 'NANWIE BELL. IBEBNIAN BENEFICIAL SOCIETY, H GxuncETOw®. 2 A GRAND PIO-NIO, under the au of the above-named Society for the benefit of the Widows’ and Orphans’ fund, Will be be given at ANALOSTAN ISLAND, on the ofappcen on — of — 1, August 26th, 173. Holy Hill Band has engaged. Tickets, twen- ty-five cents. sugls 5° ICHOLS: ELEGANT ICE CREAM PARLORS, 09 High street, Georgetown, D. 0. i Mot FALL BUSH IS COMING. ‘The present long, warm days is the best time for my work. So, indice and gents, bring tn your Fall and Wi Goods at once; thus, by avoiding the wo- olay in the execution of orders during As We expect to have this goods will be nicely cleaned or re-dyed, a kept jy17-tm for six months, if desired. ees Moderate, Terms invariably 0. 0. D. w. EATLEY, PREMIUM ST! DYKING AND SCOeR. ING ESTABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson Street; . O. Office open from 7)s a til sunset.“ jei9-tr SST LOOK !—Ten cok at 8. HE! bens sis MISS McCORMICK, @ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS, constantly on hand a fine assertment of IMPOBTED BONNETS, STBAWS, CHIPS, FLOWEBS, RIBBORS, &e., PUL Aare Het oars nt cop EST ASSORTMENT OF LADIES , selling at moaned prices, at 8. HELLER'S, 715 Market Space, B'S, 719 Market Space. ST4NPING DEror, 617 SEVENTH STREET, _fen-tr Opposite Patent Office. REP AND SAVE YOUR MONEY. ‘who have Hair Switches that have faded shade fn siiberior manner: Wo have a tery large Serertment of @1 Curls; very long and handsome Wapaue ker i's Hale Factory, 618 ‘sth ets Rear G street. attr J G Buwen North Capitol and’ ist Scholastic exercises. will Day, ONZAGA COLLEGE, 1 Steer, streets N. W., ‘ashivgton, D. O ill be resumed on MON- September let, 1873. t0¢.1 JAMES CL M's. 8p Acnnos WILE RE, LEOT SCHUOL FOR BOYS to 9%. 1aih street, where she will resame her duties SEPTEM- BEE 14th, aod cadeavor to merit a continuation of the gererons pat: which baa been bestowed since 180. M: be seen at the 1g TH COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, D. C. ‘The BEB ‘The ‘The The pbreraratory Department opens SEPTEM Columbian College opens SEPTEMBER 17 Medical College opens OOTOBER 6, Law School opens OOTOBER &. For catalogues, containing fail particulars in re- gard to terms au ang?-tocd couraes of instraction. address JAM i ES 0. WELLING, D., President, &o. Ricseanp BOARDING AND DAY SCHUUL FOR BOYS, 145 Laneale Street, near Park Avenue, WM. D. MARTIN. graduates of the University of Virginia. and G; ason commences Se) Catalogues, with fal dress. BALTIMORE, Mp. A.M., Principal, assisted by Frenc! jerman taught by experienced native masters. ptember 15th. Particulars, sent to any ad- jy23-2m LAY The Sthot DY. w of the ry SCHOOL” OF “THE OOLUMBIAN UNIVRRsIry “i WASHINGTON, D. 0, exercises of this school will be reanmed on the nil continue respectively ta Gees the anc Due res] ve t ‘Senior and Juntor Ulassee - special course of Lectures on the Difficaltion Bacountered by Zou 1 jeasion, ani Them, will BY, Esq sthaction t rection in i ith the sei:00l, open to ofall who, Boviog attained & Eheoretical Practitioners in the vedelivered by GEORGE Fa EPL, of the Washington bar. . ADUATE COURSE of ‘3 beg Rg tae re in- a: Practice is! knowl ‘may wish to perfect themselves in the dota of ite practices focluding ofes work and mothods of judicial procedure in adage of the United Btaine 0 : inds of . eee, ao Assooiate for the whol arse MA! LA COLLEG! FOR STINGE BROARTU EATS oY Wistuinerek, mp. This Institute is under the special patronage of the Mai ryland Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church. but is strictly froe from any sec. tarian: discip! its course of atndy or rales of , either line. Male and female students recite in sep- arate classes, but all have the advantage of instruc- tion from every Professor having charge of the stu- ed. aighe Vice-President, Rey Dr. Nickols, the Pro- Owings), and several ther members Board, Lodging, Wi Tuition in ‘Taition in Sg roe Instruction im Masic (with use of Tnetra- 5 men’ Matri. Jegiate D: partment) No course, For cat angt-eolm ashiny reparatory Department jer extra charges for aoe “atudy, alogues, address : ; D._D., President, a WARD, Pw eatmninetors a. ABELL MAL L BUBN DALE, M Bosto and ev vers ry. appet: SEMINARY, AT AU- ass. ten miles from Boston, on mn & Albany, allroad. | Adeantagrs: Location intment nnear N . Students fitted for Bostou Uni- ‘OUF years Classical course in the Semina- pecial advantages for Music, Modern bane es, and Painting trom Natare. Ams: Thoro' Eniture—True | Wo ING. ru manhood. Next year mber 25, 1873. Address oHASs. Ww. cul ra sm Pi ea Le “Fallin jy16-2m EEP IT HANDY. THE RELIABLE FAMILY M&DICINE. Cholera, Drsentery Complaint, use of Diarrhes, Summer quickly cured by the M a GRBrsacricar bites || MANUFACTORY. ENCOURAGE HOME MAN" FAOCTURE! TRUNEs BEPAIRED AND COVERED. JAMES 8. TOPHAM «& CO,, HARNESS, SADDLE AND TRUNK MAND- W Ass InaTon IRON WORKs, TO AROHITEOTS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS. fiesta orders, a #aACTORERS, Bo, 496 BEVENTH STREBT, EAL HAIR SWITOHES, Price @9, sclllug for at 8. HELLEB'S, 71'9 Market Space. 135 “ DIE: = tet na ae BERCH ae for tetate Linen ow in the wor: a Muslin." It imparts a benutiful glows to the favric. ‘or sale by Grocers. Ben 2.9 eaters janté-ly Balt imore, Maryh: DRY GOODS. CHEAP DRY GOODS! BOGAN & WYLIE, suglé-tr Cosine OUT SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK OF DRY Goops, Stextremely low prices. Remnants leas than half price, DRY GOODS and NOTIONS at low figures. Call and examine before making your purchases, EMORY BAXTER, Sy20-tr 1920 Pennsylvania ayenue. . R*42 4ND PROFIT: wing to the recent heavy decline in price of GOODE, Serywe are enabled Sa ont Ween D ET Inducements to Cash buyers. We mention’ the prices of a few of our good: ‘Sic gant one (1) button Paris Kids, 680, two (3) button Paris Kids, 75c. fixtoon (16 tone French Woven Corget Te 1. ira of the best makes, in- ‘and Buffalo brands, frow 250, we. bes from 93.50 up. Ladies’ Kipaspema es Genta? Shists'at manufec- No gosds should be purchased prior te an exami- nation of OOF SSK: BRODHEAD & CO. 1205 F street, between 12th and 18th. STEAMER LIN ASHINGTON, NORFOLK, BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE. we fine Iron ep bov inane OF THE LAKE, having hi Sates to je%8-3m_ el s+ AY. 02 p- aching ett rincipal River ndings, counccting at Norfolk with Steamshiv of dM. ine Boston and Providence. ight should be addressed ‘* care of ly of the Lake, via Norfolk.” Branch ticket office at Knox's Express Office, 603 Pennsy!vania avenne, 7 BontEY GLAUETE Gates! Neon «General m4 Plant's Btore, corner loth st. and P UNARD LINE. With the view of diminishing t! chanoes of collt- sion, the Steamers of this Line wijl, henceforth, eo fomeeg ot for all seasor of the year On — on to New York es or oth to the north of 43. On the Homeward at 43 Lat., crossing the Meridian of 60 at 42 Lat., or nothing Cumasp LINE. the north of 43, jylé-6m THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. sengers. And every following WEDNESDAY and SATUB- DAY from New York. Rates oF Passace.—Oabin, $50, $100, and 319) rding to accom ckete to Part 815, ndditional: ickets to Paris, ol ‘tional. tickets on tavoruble from Liv terms.' y cu Brecrngetickets erpool and Queenstown, I parts of Kurope, at lowest rates Through and Q fast, ‘i or pokgts Gn the Oomtlnoed cna Te is. Fe and cabin ag Sette’ dewrans peace e HY eee seactapy geet iu way, “Se aca all of peo of tadi Mediterranean Washington, D:Ooet N®W EXPRESS Live Vis Cana, PARTE Me iioytaet cs ¢ Sergeetewn. D.0., TURS- . New York. Rovis-ly iq Ces 023 PENNSYLVANIA avenve, METROPOLITAN HOTEL BLOCK. PANY OF WaSHINGTON, ORGANIZED OOTOBER, 1565. Cash Capital and Sarpius.....$173,700 Orrics, 643 Lorietans avarre. REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY 1N- SURED. Ryle Ws, pate, TEN PEE CERT. DISCOUNT ALLO 80 o® be . Pres, § Wareneny © LL CABE 8: ivan" ““"ROBLE D. LARNER. Secretary... | COMMENCING T ESDAY, 2ULT TINUING TILL SEPTEMDE! Ww. 5; & co, a, 1s7s. ‘No. 811 T:a sivect, ope. P. O. Bepresent the following srong’ Fire Tusurasct GERMAN AMERICAN, OFN Yo. THX MEROHANTS, OF NEW mate Gash Assets, G®*4t Ww SALBS OF ALL SPECIAL ORDERS FOR SHIRTS AND DRESSES AND OTRER ABTICLES EXCEPTED. pre yay '17 TERN FL ick Teer ane | [NSURAN CASH ASSETS... 9306497 6a OFFICE, 603 FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. W. BATES, Agent, HE CORCORA Re INSURA: T . eT eins eden JULY 14, ti SRPTEM BEB 1, effor our eatire stock at the very liberal discount of 10 PER CENT. ON ALL oases . SALES. orr — Over MiLacnn’s f OBN T. LENMAN, President PF pie tebe cman, Michael Greens dona Baileys aH: Hart” Lenman, T= BevITases MES ASSURANCE No. 1499 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN Dave Stone.) ‘aptly MEN'S FURNISHING GOODs. }, tone 10 per cent. P JeantLinen and Merino Drawers, regular prices, nPOLITAN Lanes Collars and Cut, regular prices, tow 10 por 6 Patmer's Patent curate, fer business of this for been mee aie, orm aon The Company hae . . 2, the largest of any sirotiar institation inthe workd. Bh 28s 82.2), $8-78. 9's, lees io per ¥. BEYER; Grxxnat Acrxy, derbi Usttn’Socksr @4 20; 86, 87.20, 9, 03 and 605 7th street. Tp RR Sa atE SS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Bice Whi oy a Brices, lous 10 pox Organized A 25, 1870, Linen apd Silk Pocket Mandkerchiefs, regular OASH CAPITAL... ‘Coe 9100,000 | Kia) Shores, ragelar prices, lero 30 pow cout. Office in Shepherds Building, No. 908% Pounsyi- | Lisle Thresd ica aie vanie avenue.” "MOSES RELLY, Pr i SAMUEL CBOSS, Secretary,’ ‘ 7 3 2. Biake, DIRECTORS: FANCY GOODS. Perfumery Scape and Totlet Articles, regular prices . pent. dose lu per Buttons at 28 conte 5 . G. Metzer: Geo. F. Golick. Pearl, Ivory and French Sleeve A. B. Shepherd, to $5 per pair, ks 1 cont ———— got at Sehae at Ba 20 t0 15, leas 30 por cont. PIANOS, &e. 2.00, 95, leas 10 percent.” 2 ©, 88m, FAR ones? Binaains ate Umbrella Obstclais tk ie Sites i beot SECOND-HAND PIANOS. onan ber ropalee prices hee ees emer Sakae —— det Jewelry, regniar » lowe 10 por cant. Qe B% Octave Fyeaklin. Plano. Porasols and Ban Umbrolica from Baw Ous 6 — One 6% One 6% One 6% : — Qne oe = hen : LADIES’ FURNISHING GOO; DS, One 6% ' Upright Pleyel 2 White Cotton Hose at sé Ss Bs i f + Se, Me, 91.08, e108, Feri, apo mesa te sarge oP | ge$itisee Beso ce eee ae mis arraiaeyuincewates STRTE WAY Piano | pret panne brane oe eee ole agents for the celebrates : Brown Balbri tod MASON & HAMEIN'S OABLA S144. 93.14 83 ah tee Td per cea OTOH SIA _angisat nee Lisle Thread. Fancy, Silk Hose, reguiar prices, tees 10 per cent Merino Vests at 690. to $1.44, leas 10 por cent. Thomson i Fitting Oorsets, Teguiar prices, lee it jefe at Bo, B00, So, cont. at Go, S70, $1, AP PIANOS —Several exeliont | a CRD Piawow ta" coapiaeent, SBOOND: will positively be sold below cont fo ~y on aoe ot same price allowed! inexchange for new Pianos in thes yeas, L. WILD & BRO.’S Piano Store, 420 Tth arent it, med Pe STrer F's Prawos. “US S¥enas, Agents for hed Handkere! 1, 8) 25, lew 10 ‘elas vie loss werent ey ae ies’ Fancy fs, The, 10 5 Kid Gloves,1,2ands button, reguiar ‘prices; tom 0 Agent for the celebrated Paten Paread tom, |ROS., New Yorks tn use by fy pain ile area loves St CEE NEN anista “Of the continent. Agency for the! . . superior STERLING ORGAN. Pianos from different ufsctarers, new and used, at low ERROR SS eat, (All Kinus or MUBIOAL In: ; einen, Orgtnn, Harpe mee ‘tuned and repaired. LADIES’ UNDER GARMENTS. Tuments en 3s! [_°C48" PIANO AND MUsio sTOuE, Cotton metre, 9 tacks, 0 crt, len 20 par cont. 146 Seventh sircet morthwest. oo we Si kn ere Sgtthyietnae tel ig fonzwmonte ot | icgaty trned Sic from @i The 9m, nie lated, Geargetoen eanert tena Ee ioe Onesiane at 75 cont, len 20 perso. GRIMES’, No. 103 Bridge street. “syla-tr “ “ Fi LARGE OF NEARLY §E cantly tri Lae oe A WD-NAND Fishes: iW AED Micgantly trimmed bemises from from different factories, now on snd a forsale or rent on East TsRms, to make! oom at REICHENBACH’S PIANO WAREEOOMS, 423 Lith street, above Pennsylvania avenue, line of other styles. to @2), lows 10 per cont, INFANTS’ GARMENTS. Agency for Wm. Kuabe & Co.'s and Wm. Mo Cammon's PIANOS, Tafants’ Long Skirts at from @1.43 to 94.20, logs 10 1 in for = ‘Sipe. eepassant ANOS taken tye perment | $Sbbre Bete pte, 5 iS. “ P S° \OMAC! € 00.5 ET aDELPala “ 1 Bkirts, Pini » Piaio. lannel Skirts, Embroidered . a Drawers, GREAT BEDUCTION IN PRICES. “Walking Cloaks, }» Which, on sccount of their sat “Wool Boots. sriority over al! others, have few y And & complete stock of every articte of Infante’ the most popular here, us well as ‘Wear; all subject to & discount of 10 per onnt. er. ¢ country ,can be had now for tse fol- jowing low " TRE PIANOS from 9375 to 9673. GREE Wimens ee. Persons who wish tosave from § 10 900 tn par. WHITE GOODs, ehasing the best out, are invited tocall and com for themselves. Pianos for rent. Hambarg We. to a hanged. Tuning and Repsiri ly attend- | B Inserting, ise fo wate. CARL Rich Tai v Brie Blrer aod ‘al6- Poonsyivania avense. | re at . inti Victoria Lawn, S0¢. to Sic. yard, lees 20 cont. Striped Pinid and Plain Naluscok, S0s.t0 800 Ferd, 10 per cent. ‘Wn, at Sc to Bc. BeagaS % the READY-MADE DRESSES. this 5 Gecil-iy” | Our stock of LINEN SUITS POLONAIEES eoTs i aud netaaiedengee ee te I No, 709 G STREET, from our price — We name jen-tt Between 71m ano Ore Sreee 7.00, lee 20 per.cent. HE IMPERIAL HOTEL, ony “ JAMES SYKES, Proprictor, « 4 FRoNTING PENNSTLVAN'A AVENUE, wo 2 Between 13th and lth Streets, t4 “ Waskinetax, D.C, = $2 = tae panty the Proprictor anh Mis vid fromasaad | Ss : BS : lishment, which ‘he promise shall be found ai | Woite Lay Wrappers 49 “ least equal to the best in W “0 Ponont tone ly 7 ae Brows Linen Polonaise and Redingote, 96 ‘boas 10 por cent, LADIES’ DRESSES, SPECIAL ORDBR DEPARTMENT. c.* KBBITT HOUSE, paras ieeaormar aes ae ani-tt WasHINGTON, D.o. Ef tesureman 1003. CouECar wae DeeeARTUEEE. JOHN ©. BARTHEL, EER, | Rerrmeptahaimg cere Kassner om Soe med of ng SraEeRSE = SALES EXCSPT FOR SPECIAL ORDERS. . s F 003 PERASYLVANIA 4VERUR, A>