Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1873, Page 4

EVENING STAR. TUESOAY........ October 7, 1873. LOCAL NEWS, Amusements, #c., Wall's Houwse—The sprightly Lotta in The Little Detective.” -— Miscellaneous porformances Theater Comique. of minetreisy, dances and songs. Orchestrion music at No. 468 Pennsylvania avenue. Locals. evherd to-day appointed J.'Tyler Frank Hume, No. 454 Pennsyivanis avenue, rtified ks. ' Certified checks for groceries are received by BW. Reed & Sons, No. 1214 F street. ceived their | ns. ; ind what ee eee eee eee So pate ae Dw whet te he meataee casei ot Wibiatioe ot on ¥ c% the bank? aud if there are other llabilitise for or om Sad le Sa = — Vashington ad account of depoaite, then to separate sad specity scar ecg tac Se Tete! | ENR a eee er cee Medical ambian University, iast | 3. erening, resolutions of reepect to the memory secarities of the bank other than the ‘coin and cur” _— bye Rnge morn Professor George C. ‘4 hat amount jp the ° The Knightsof St. George, a German Catho- | Bern? irgrianed by, the receiver, of securitia He benevolent society, propose to dedicate a | “S. What arcithe probable expeuses attending the bandsome new banner with appropriate cere | receivership since the appointment, and what the hp hareh next Sunday. ly ox Catholic organizations will par- ticipate in the exercises. About 2 o'clock this afternoon Roy Mason, colored, who accompanied the colored. soldiers from Richmond to this city fell in a fit at the corner of Sd street and Indiana avenue, and was taken to police headquarters. Lieut. Essex, of the sanitary police, sent him to the Freedmen’s je mon nee "Gotedule""A,” herewith submitted, Is a statement furnished me by the book-keeper, showing the re- sources and liabilities of the bank on the day 1 took pemersion; aeamming this statement to. be correct 4 tothe securities held by the bank and the amount due todepositors and creditors, not yet laving had time to verify it in full. ScheduleB.”’ herewith eubmitted, will show the arts and Habilities of the bank he I respectfull —— fame Dacia Lreapccifully report, in an- ‘Washington Hall, at the corner of 3 street oe re $19,051 98 east and Pennsylvania avenue, was inangu- 760 «0 rated last evening dy a grand bail, given by the ladies of Fast Wachingion, diving chic Ren, F. E. Boyle, pastor of St. Peter’s Church, was Prager with a horse and buggy, for use in is pastoral duties. oa Military Visitors from Richmond, Va, AN IMPOSING PARADE TO-DAY. nt due depositors. nt due banks aud bankers Am: unt due Howes & Macy, (gold Amount due October 1, three mont About S¥ o'clock last evening an excursion Amount due for biank books. advertis- train from Richmond arrived at the Baltimore ing, &c., (bills = Teceived,) proba- and Potomac railroad depot in this city, bring- ing up the Ist battalion National Guard of the state of Virginia (colored), who are to-day the guests of the Ist battalion of this District (col- cored). The visiting battalion is composed of the Attuck Guards and Carney Guards, of Rich- mong, and the Union Guards, of Manchester, uniformed according to the state regulations— grey dress coats and pants, faced with black; White shoulder knots, black hats with white pompon, and white belts. With this uniform and their well-polished accoutremeuts, they present ay me appearance. They ‘were met at de] by & committee of ar- ——. and a delegation of the District and escorted to the Coiumbian Arm- ‘not ex “ae Amount due tds mated). ‘Aggregate assets other than coia and ai currency...... oe QIB S74 7 4—Doubtfal assets: Du Oo:, New York... 91,068 — m Banking Gompany, Phii- €2,208 76 emium @119.77) 1.217 48 , Where they will be quartered during their loans probably not exceeding... stay." About midnight quite @ numberof the | gf,annt probably, ne hundred dollars Fisitors, with Taylor's band, complimented the jorthern Pacific railroad, cost. ....... date of the isth district, Mr. Loss cn office farniture.. republican cand 8. P. Robertson, with a serenade. ‘This morning’ they were in small companies Visiting about the city. Abt ten o'clock a. mn. the District battalion commenced to form at Total good ona p ttion of which thers would Joss if sold at present market rates, the Armory, and shortly afterwards the line of s—Expenses rc receivership since ap- march was taken up through the city. Major jatment— C. B. Fisher had comm: of the District bat- Adams’ Express.. weeeee GIS M4 falion, which was, headed by the South Wash- Stampe, &c . shed ue ington 4 composed of the followin, ot companies Butler Zouaves, Capt. Poland; | Probable expenses for thy mt Territorial Guards, Capt. Tucker; Stanton Guards—Co. A, Uapt. Marshall: Co. B, Capt. Yaren; Co. C, Capt. Batson; and Co. D; Capt. len. The visiting battalion was commanded b Capt. Hobson. of the Attucks Guards, wit ut. R. H. Johnson, of the Carney Guards, as adjutant, and was headed by Dabney’s brass band of 12 pieces. The Attucks Guards num- bered 55 muskets, Lieut. T. W. Walker; the Carney Guards, 55 muskets, Lieut. C.J. Malord, headed by Taylor's band; and the Union Guards, 35 muskets, Capt. J. C. Wisham. They are armed with the Springfield breech-ioader. The line of march was by 6th street to Penn- ayivania avenue, to Sd street west, to Indiana avenue, to Louitiana avenue, to gs, go avenue, thence to the White House, paying the President a marching salute, then up the av- enue, passing in review before Gov. Shepherd at the executive office, corner of I7th street, thence passing up the avenue around the circle 1,000 00 I have at present the full force of the bank at work btandday. The salaries amount per month to At the end of the present month a material ion In the force can be made, and the expenses reduced. re received & Foca mina berry ee = Gates janking company proposing to their creditors to Fredit therm with coe belt the indebtedness in cash, provided they take stock in the company fur the other half,the scheme to go into effect when five buandred thousand dollars shall be taken. A statement ix now being prepared showing the eXact amount of interest dae-to depositors, and of interest accrued on loans tothe 26th of September, 1373. Respectfully submitted. Mm. F. Matrinctr, Receiver, ———— sworn to before me the cp day of ctober, A. D. 1573. -Mzice, . By B. J. Mrics, Jn., Assistant Ulerk, SOHEDULE “A Statement of the condition of “The Washington Gi Savings Bank” on the evening of September 2, RESOURCES, into K street, thence to 16th street, and out to S415 56 ‘the Olympic base ball grounds. Here, under eee te the direction of a committee of arrangements, aT headed by John Cogay and Col. Perry Carson, the ‘il be ane afternoon w! pent in a pleasant man- 300 ner. A drill will take place between several of 2,013 80 the pioneer clubs for a set of guidons; next a 2 tournament by the Washington Tournament 3,150 00 Real ¥ UrOt this 1 edged ‘moun wi (Bank of Washi 12 000s Second National Bank, 82,0; Citizens’ Na- tional Bank, Baltimere, $2 00.) Central Pacific railroad ist ‘mortgage ds, Par S20 O00; coat Corporation of Washington checks, (oid) a Pacific pin lst mortgage lub for a silver watch; then a battalion drill ‘and dress parade. This evening a grand ban- qQuet will be given at the Columbian armory. —_«——— Powers of the District Government 4 S8UIT FOR DAMAGES—IMPORTANT POINTS IN- VOLVED. This morning, in the Court in Generai Term, 51,475 00 # 12,987 80 a * the case of Wm. Barnes the District of Co- | St. i Jumbia was called, Mr. R. K. Eliot fer plaintiff, Bord 7,201 62 Mesers. W.A. Cook and Enoch Totten for it. The plaintiff al thi dime sine he ranntwad intnras k= Om 40 836 6 : = on 5,594 10 | the excavation made for the tunnel of the Baiti- more and Potomac railrowi company on K eee atreet, between 6th and 7th southeast. For the ciation sock, a ig injuries alleged to have bee Washington 8 per cent., old, @3,100; Drought suit for $30,000 Se eee ation of Wastington'® Sees, es atiecst okie fsaraacecaniaay 7 : B found for plaintiff. Defendant stock 200 hater. 1,600 00 for 7 + trial District of Co Overruled. The case now comes up en | , $1100, cost. 876 00 exceptions taken by the defence to the ad- | Board of Public W: , 10,322 10 mission as evidence of ordinances of the late Corperation of Washington 8-year 730%, corporation of Washington, to the raling of the $19,000, cost. 18,552 ¢o court that the defendant was liable for the al- | Cérpsrstion of Washini leged injury &c. The defendant makes the points “bonds, par 51,700. sz 0 that the ordinance was irrelevant; that the Dis- x trict does not, under the organic act, have con- trol over the avenues and streets; that the entire is conferred on the Board of Public Works; that the Board derives all its functions from the United States; that the District asa municipality or territory cannot interfere with the streets; it mi y make ap- tions for the improvement 3 is not uired to do so; if it could 0¢ held responsible for injuries arising from defects in the streets » Baitimore, v & Do. Hew York. jay Cooke Mi Union National Berk, Philade! inion Banking Company, Phil lowes & Macey’s New York ci ‘count Md. it could only be when | Cash in ‘office: . . 21,835 2 it has given its sanction to improvements |, Mem., considered as cash of Moses Kelly, by making appropriations for them. No | | treasurer of sinking fund........... 239m 9 ap had been made for the im- Teaus on seal, eat a Pw ne ri K street east, at the time of the “ lefendant’s njury, and no ‘contract existed for its improvement with the District er the Board of Public Works. The cause of the injury was ereated entirely by the Baltimore and Potomac , acting under the exclusive authority personal security wht thousand douere of within-msntioned U. z litigation. ‘Cf Congress. ‘The railroad was, therefore, the | 8.Louds may bein litigation, 4 ste dh Se EeTannoricd hp ertaaton, guid nat | Sssetegeee™™enns me moana amore: . ‘awer. probibit or control it. But if the railroad was | °*'" LiADILITIES. not the only y defendant, the suit should | Stock (paid in)... $41,500 00 s bave been the Board of Public Works. | J.A. Buff, executor 3 It, and it only, possesses general statutory con- « trol over the streets. And this court has decided 4383 30 that it is capable, as respects this very control, is C of sueing and being sued. It cannot be that rest 3,188 30 both the District and the board can be liable to | Citizens’ National Hank, Phiiadeiphia..- 85 23 ‘ional Bank, Washington, D. actions respecting the same matter or wrong. Begond it cs mendes bomda’ piedesd : MEDICAL.—The fifty-second annual course cf as coueeest " cece 3,000 OO lectures of the medical department of Colum- bian University was commenced last night in the hall of the National Medical College, H 12,000 00 Street, near 14th, the opening address being ‘by E nb 45 Dr. W. W. Johnson on the theory and practice | Corporation three-year sev aia of medicine.« onan stn ht a1 25 Last evening the Alumni Society of the medi- ke & Herbert, Alexand — cal department of the University of Georgetown | Hewes & Macey, New York, guid ac- elected Dr. W. H. Ross the orator to represent the society at the commencement in March Bext. . 1197 #1 a Ba Maryland. $2,000) United Slates bon: guise sass =: Ocrtified checks... Collection account Depcsits ....... eS District Porrrics.—At a meeting of the men’s republican club of the 13th district t arrangements were completed for a thorough canvass of the district, to secure a full ooo hye | ———— voters. ears of the t a meeti temperance voters o: t, at Wali’s hall, last night, addresses by J. A. Dunning, W. - Brew, George , Mr. Simpson, Mr. iad others. in favor of the pro! tion candidate in that district (Mr. Mills.) —o—_— ovse—That bright, cheer: Lotta, at Wall's lost none SCHEDULE “B.” S f the condition of the Washington Cit; — Bask ‘on the evening of September 2, ASSETS. : ' panel 10 per za eee OF ies S190; one en cont............. seowagapes Northera Pacific raliroad I Dus from Jay Uooke & Oc: 8 OF Mores Kelly ever refused’ to atio® < amine the books of the bank. I also deny hay- ing said that Mr, Kelly and Mr. Shepherd were swindlers, H. Cray Stewarr. Real Estate 1: ra. The following transfers of reai estate have been filed in the office of the Recorder of Deeds since our last re} 3 October] = T. oly Evane to Wm. Joise, subs, Synees 206 1,400; 0. joulton to Madison Whip- je. anb. 6. square 37, and part 11, square Ye 5,200; Burche to BP: Gurtis sub a, suaers Oulloch to 8. BH. Ward, « 2, Tiare 21 ie gerig A and B. Fon: square hoemaker et to Henry Hart, j-all (0 Jomee Be Coe! etal. 1, to 0. W, trusty alt rig 2; ©. Seepeerd — Bonner to A. G. Richante 4 a etal, ‘M4, equere — jational Theological Insti- Yate. Sc.st0 5. H:Btincmets, west bat ot ace a, sobctober ‘aM, Bestwood to aqnare ; J. Rigel 4B. Tarior, Tet Sand bartd)sauare 1b, $1600: 0G. x satiaré ©. “Gideon to 6. Knap, part 1, .000; Sophia Werner to L. bere, 12, square 435, 56,200 A Adamson to A. J: irts 3and 5, square 321, $6,750; J.O. Bast- rah Messer, let 13, square 81, $1,975; Ba- B. Tracey. subs: B and 0, Philip to Mason Noble, Moses Kelly to W. E- |. 31 and 32, square 592 1008. A DRArINnacE QuEstION DectpEp.—In reply to an application of the owners of the property known as Le Droit Park, to connect the sewers of that park with the city sewer on 6th street, the Board of Public Works directs that as these Sewers are 12-1nch pipes, and located in the al- leys of the squares near Boundary street, and as the Le Droit Park sewers are to drain a con- siderable area of ground, it is not advisable to make the desired connection; that it will be ne- cessary for the accommodation of that park to construct @ 30-inch sewer along Boundary st. toconnect with the main sewer on Ist street northeast; and this should be done at the ex. pense of the property outside the city limits, for the benefit of which it may be exclusively built. ——o¢—__. Taat Fox Hunt Cat #.—Mr. R. G. Sneed, of Granville county, North Carolina, who has taken up the fox’ hunt challenge of Suit, Marshall, and Croas, of Prince George county, Md., writes to them, as he believes them in earnest, that he is willing to match his | peo of hounds against theirs for $10,000, “and 1 will send me particulars of location, time, judges, &c., at your earliest convenience, I will do all in my power to meet your views without unnec delay. Iam very anxious to bring this matter to aspeedy issue, and I believe that my hounds are superior to yours. The fox- hunters in this state are determined to support me, and I can deposit the cash at any time on fourteen days’ notice.” JcupeMENT AGainst Keita SMITH IN TH Bany Case.—The case of Edward Lon, against Keith Smith to recover $68.50 for medical at- tendance and expense of burial of a child of which it was alleged said Keith Smith was the father, which was before Justice Taylor on last Friday, was again before that justice yesterda; , when the defendant failed to put in an appeai ance either personally or by counsel. Quite a crowd is reported to have collected about Jus- tice Taylor's court, aud after waiting patiently until 4.0 o'clock p. m., the justice deckted that ‘Keith must pay for his baby,” $43.50 bein, the Amount of judgment against him, with §: costs. ee LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE, A Good Suggestion. Mr. Editor:—ANow me to offer a suggestion to our citizens who are employing mechanics at this particular time, when money is ju: litle difficult to collect, and mechanics of limited means find it a ‘very tight fit” to pay hands and run their business. If our citizens gener- ally would strain point and settle up promptly with mechanics, they would help to keep things moving and save employers and employes a world of trouble and anxii The neglect to do in many cases is only thoughtlessness, not indisposition, and only requires put them in mind that mechantes are all in a tight until a Arrest, ReLEASE AND Deragtu: Ovpa or Gen. Kyax.—The New York Com- mercial of Saturday afternoon says:—‘‘Ryan, of Cuban fame, was ‘arrested this morning. on a remand by the sheriff, for jumping his bail. He was arre: on the original suit about one year since, and gave bail in $100, introducing as his bondsmen one whom he claimed to be an ad- miral in the Cuban navy, who has since died in Bellevue hospital, and the other the redoubt- able Dr. Skinner. Immediately after giving bail, Ryan disappeared, and no tidings were received from him for a long time. short time ago he visited the city, was recognized by a detective of the abeve agency, and machiner: was put in operation to effect his capture, whic! Yas done shortly after bis arrival from ington this morning, at the corner of Broadway and change Place.” The sequel to this ar- Test is toldin an Associated Press dispatch from ‘New York, which says:—“Seventy Cuban pa- triots sailed on Saturday on the steamer Atlas for Jamaica, Including Gen. Ryan, who was —— d from jail by having his sureties coy- ered. AYPAInS AT MANASSAS—Kobbery.—On Thurs- day morning last, the baggage Car, standing in front of Mr. Key’s store, was entered and the Capt. Gregg) box stolen. [tcontain- of checks, papers, &c.-no money. ‘The box was found in the rear of the Methodist church and brought to Col. Fewell. by some boys. Col. F. understanding that two men hat of on a freight train ‘oing south, telegraphed Japt. Pauli to search his train when he got to ‘Warrenton Junction, which he did, and arrested one of the men, on whom was foun ‘ticles be- longing to Capt. Gregg. {is supposed that both of the men will be sent back to Manassas to an- swer the charge of stealing. Manossas to be Sold.—A gentleman is expected here on Monday for the purpose of purchasing all the vacant lots in Manssas, and it is desirable that all the loafers about the town and those in the country, should be on hand to give their ad- vise.—Manassas Gazette, 3d. SUFFRAGE IN PENNSYLVANIA.—A new al ticle has been placed in the Pennsylvania con- stitution in relation to su: » which pro vides that the voter must have been a citizen of the United States at least one month and «4 resident of the district two months, instead of ten days, as heretofore; and also that his taxes shall have been assessed at least two months and paid one month before the election. Each ballot is to be numbered and the number placed Opposite the voter’s name. pms just now, and need an extra lift Sam. e storm settles. can ag pre BY a Crazy 1 a rrible affair is reported a braska. It mot Mr. » and then attacked his fat t Lis brains out with the butt of the gun. -The young man was arrested. —_ Drownzp Bis Basy.—John of New- ark, has been arrested at New York’ for the murder of his child, only four daysold. He drowned the baby in a tub of water, and baried it in his back yard. KILLED BY THE SToRu.—D: a furious tn Charlesto rain and yesterday, the freight depot of th as untboted "aiiling dob Biilier sed sauaceky bb fora ed Usion ee eee held apni yester- day, and J. Edmund Burke delivered ‘on ad- dress and Charles Morse read an address of the Catholic Union of Ireland. if i eae, refed é E 8 = 'y Jobn of the i tres onthe property Ss and Columbia; $5 ‘ filer, charged with ninistaining » atsance,( water 5 wastaker. Jo! aad coste: an ciate ait ATE a ? 4 i testified that Mary ‘snd raising the €—] generally about the * : age of about? years. Mr. ‘Glin stated utrageous and indecent es- little girls who were present in ir parents. The sssanit was mie f here BR: had enticed them and mate attempts; ho asked pereet Penalty of the law be inflicted on him if the charges were sustai: ‘One little girl made her statement in so low a tons ot heard by the reporters ‘D older sister of one of the little girls testified ro her little sister boing absent late on the erasing in haem and she went out in search of her, and found her in the stable with the two other little girls and at once took her away. She cailed to her and she avswered from the stable loft. Ryan is a ston: Young man, and stated that he wasa discharged Marine, and was employed in the etable as a hostler; that the little girls were inthe habit of « ing into the stable, but he denied any indecent assauie apon them The jndge stated that it was the most henions and brutal of crimes to corrnpt the minds of little girls. ant he sentenced him to six months in jail on the first charge, and suspended sentence Im the other two cases for the present. GEORGETOWN. THE CororeD Opp FErLLows’ NATIONAL Coxvention.—The national convention of col- ored Odd Fellows assembled in this city at ten o’clock this morning in their hail on Washing- ton street. De were present from most of the states. At the close of our report they were examining credentials. River News.—The steamer Columbia cleared to-day for Baltimore with a miscellaneous cargo, aud the steamer John Gibson arrived from New York with a cargo of general mer- chandise. The schooner Walter Jones arrived from Norfolk with 101,000 feet lumber for Jos. and J.E. Libbey, and the schooner Newport, from Saulsbury, Md., with 90,000 feet lumber for Wheatly Bros. GRAIN TRapE.—There was a better demand for wheat to-day. We note the sale of 1,63) bushels fair red’ at $1.63, which shows a light _ in prices. No priuse or choice on the market. THe CANAL.—The canal boat Round Top No.2 arrived with 850 barrels of cement for Joseph G. and John M ters. ALEXANDRIA. Hicaway Ropnery ast gem f eve- ning, an old colored man named Daniel Jones Was waylaid by two colored youths named Geo. Brooks and Henry Carter, just beyond the canal locks, knocked down and beaten till he was al- most insensible, and then robbed of all the money he had'about him, $125. Joxes says there was athird party with the thieves, who ran off when they made the attackon him. The two robbers were arrested iterday and brought before the police co this morning, where, after undergoing an exammation, they were sent on for indictment by aah romney jury. Kise or Reay Estate in ALEX «NDRIA Counry.—As an evidence of the rise of real es- tate in the county, we recite an instance :— ° S Squire N. 8. Wright bought four years ago five acres of land joining Drummond’s toligate for 1,000; two years afterwards he sold one acre for $900. In 1870 he asked 24,000 for the remaining four acres, which was improved by a small cottage and orchard, but could not ob- tain his price; in 1872 he asked &5,000, with the same result. is year he was offered 86,000 down for the roperty and refused it. A Mopsst Request.—A colored man named Samuel Tyler, defied the authorities of Manas. Sas on Sunday of last week, and tried to rescue & prisoner under arrest for stealing. City Ser- pet peg attempted to arrest him, when é ran and was shot 7 the officer. He got off, however, and writes from Washington to Mr. Hornbaker to send him $5 to pay for getting the ball out of his leg. WASHINGTONIAN SENT TO THR Work- Hovuse.—Wm. Parsons, colored, hailing from Washington, for fighting at ferry wharf, was fined, and in default, sent to workhouse, sub- Ject to the chain gang.—Sentinel, last evening. Suwpay DistvRBANces.—More disturbances occurred yesterday than in any one day for sometime past. e Sunday law tae now become adead letter, many people from Wash- ington come over here to their loads of liquor, and haying obtained are ready for anything that turns up. From 2 o'clock until 7, when the last ferry boat leaves, Union street, pear King,and the alleys adjacent, were the scenes of numerous disturbances, in ons of which @ Washingtonian was stabbed in tho shoulder and arm by an Alexandrian. A row also occurred on the banks of the canal basin between some white and some colored men which resulted in the discomfiture of the latter —Gazette, last evening. CITY ITEMS. GrO. C. HENNING, 410 7th street, offers a large variety of White and Scarlet Knit Wool and Flannel Undershirts and Drawers, as well as Merino, Silk and Canton Flannel, at extremely low prices. ‘The varieties may be classed, heavy, medium and light weight; the sizes run from yery small to very Jarge; and the prices range from 75 cents to $5.50 per garment. pobseess eB cbeens WE CALL the attention of our readers to the advertisement of Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup. This valuable preparation has now stood the test of over twenty years, and we can recommend the same as the best, safest and most agreeable medicine for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarse- nese, Bronchitis, and for the relief of Consump- tive patients in advanced stages of the Disease. ——_~——_—_— Overcoat: OvzRcoats, Ovencoats, Glengary Coats and Talmas. Immense Stock jast received. A. Srravs’ Popular Clothing Honse, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, 2 ‘Near 1th street. —e——— ‘Tnovsanns oF PROMISING YOUTHS, of both sexes, go down to untimely graves, from gen- eral debility and weakness, who might be saved by fortifying their systems’ with iron. The Pe- ruvian Syrup is an Iron Tonic prepared ex- ressly to supply this vitalizing element, anil is e only preparation of iron that will assimilate ‘at once with the blood. 6 pA csctney oe Tue Suven-tnca Hicu Crows Sort Har, in black, blue, ‘and green colors, all the rage New York, just opened at Stinemetz’s, 123 Pennsylvania avenue. 3 ——__»+—__, Bonds OF THE Boanp oF PuBLtio Works We need three thousand dollars of these bonds, and willsell some of our fine watches for them. Gotay & Moruitr, 9,17,1, Cor. 1th and F sts., opp. Treasury. —_+—___— Corns, Erc.—‘The wise for health on daily walks depend,” and sufferers from corns, Dbunions, club, or ingrowing nails, vascular ex- cascences, chilblains, or other ailments of the feet find quick relief at Dr. White’s establish- ment, No, 535 15th street, opposite the U. S. ‘Treasury. Seat sie See eS ee eee ee Resueonste wuawsgersic:: Orricr oF Cpurreete Rice Wasnixe rox Notice is hereby wiven that the following Real Be- tate inthe District of Cotumbie was BOLD ros TAXES October 16h, 182,a0% if ns. redeemed at the office of the Collector of Taxes for walt Distries by the payment of the amounr sold for, t gether with accrved interest tt ereon an the cont of this ad- | Nertisement, prior to OCTOBER 14:h, 1873, AT | BOON. deeds will issue to the purchaser, of each re} parat of property not so 5 coraance with the provisions of existt g law: EO. F. BAKER, Oonpcrolier. WASHINGTON CITY. No.of RS te. e0 | ome to whom assessed Alexander, Cotumbne.....| em 08 | i Lo Ps) eo Tow ii as BSjsub_ 9 im) Fs eB a eyes. 49ilof 1. Salo c | airs. sojof 10 & im.)Bowman, Alexander H.. ESlof 1 nen, Alexander 8.0 | ner. Ball, Francis NGF) 8. Ditto .. 116. (9 Ditto ni7 6 Ditto Burnstine, G/N se sub-k| Brown, Hout Se x Sa Buwwwwuee = nb.W I9of subs 5 & | 6& im. BISiof 6. 367 64 & im. 19s)of sub. 16. 19of «nb. 16. D 2a \enb 34 & im) Blaine, James 27319 & bw......|Boigeean James ; | io . nes Boardley, J, B. & others J.B. & others WRS2AB LE SUBLBSMSB Saeeseseszercs Ey ITs d Pe Pen te) if ‘208 sub 67 kim 101 of 6 & im... Coakley, Gabri: Iaub. C........| SSOLKHaREER BAGRMBSeERESrEsse FS Besurecacommrerns BAR Monee Bee, Segseenrkessee 897 sub.@ Wim Columan, Soph Satlof 1 & im... Carberry, Thom Bae of 2. Seleteleeenseieoes' eeIteveeess E. Be F menBeSe,.¥ CERBBesRases Passe! i) BELEERESSSHMRREEES 105 2 » 47 25. | ” N. of 4enb.7 & im 21 55] eub.25 & im Wz 818 of sub 11,im, 3 1047 14. - arm 9 H to. 72 Driver, Neison © DeVanghn, Samasi_ Dennison, Willtatn P Kvans, Jerse, Everett, Toes tee JW. O. Kverctt a8ue5, ext SEUB2 "TT Ellis, Mary Aun, et al...| 8490 Forrest, Bladen, truee:| 45 45 ¥. A. Forrest. French, BB. and others! 43 77 Pletcher. Edwin....., 1) 92 Fisher. Harriet, & Ti 288 Gunton. 10 34 13 22 17 8 8 38 14 307 25 85 442 25 59 81 55 46) 793 72 Glascow, John 78 6F 8250f 8 & im... Genifer, James A... 17 8) 297,08 M...0.- Greiner, Nathalie. 15 8° f Ditto S463 ay Feceiv-| 414 75 Zantzinger 86 73 2981 ‘195 84 Haines, Benjamia 840 Holden, Ch na 8. Lyon. itt. 273 Ditto 13 5t Ditto B73 787 sub 23 & im Ditto nol 787 sub 26 & im Ditto 1251 7% sub.25 & im Ditto 2093 Hare, Elosnor A, &| 625 52 ‘Charles F. Bonuett, .| Holliday, Edward 0. 18 01 Hollidge) Emma T. 876 Ditto 735 pr} 276 276 276 276 276 276 oe 545 5 3a 97 89 915 915 108 6 15 6 36 1 8 8 9 OBS neoemeZEStte otte-cMer.. Tottiseteactent Eee? B SUsaesserasssssavvasa asinsereeeseene, eusagzscsesey T a5 t " No. af Lot | Name to when asses Amat ime. at tn Bam: to whom assessed. Amel Zz 8 Fok, benbdeietetne tient retention inp 8 Merweees22%: voy = Syzh- 8+ lm Wave, James z22e: Wallach, Rictierd Woatinch. Bion 'd & others P24 tim Wa: rT. ca a Diate Bet Worthington, W oflons, —s 0 Wineberger, W.c IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, Location. [No. | wame + \Kelsey, Davie Mt Dire | 16 2 Wautchiue, Benedict | a bw. SST Smith, Alexander. | 26 Armeted, Wiltiem Bundy, Avante i * 3 Janey, Hisurs | 37s 7 7 it tw s Tayi sa uM a rt Sa 70 pon eee GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS, 20F wy . Bot = BY THOMAS DOWLING, Anct'r; Georgetown, Pak 139 ‘D PROPERTY. NO. 69 Ean T. BETWAEN GaRe zeit MEKY STREETS, AT AU: Bo m SATURDAY, October 4th, a —", frouting 28 feat on the avuth a street by @ depth of 9) feet, ani imprieos nearly new two story brick Awalling’ hows, taining seven roo water. gas, &c Half cash, baiaoce 6 and 13 months, With interest at 5 Der cent. secured by a dead of ast On the pre avayancing at the cnt the purchaser. vy 7 vi Non Ee f senkoses Eee: 1@2erceeseulereerascaues it of @i00 Will be require 32 on as the properte te strech oe OY Peuuired “i 3 codta. THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, AS 16 ®7-THE ABOVE IS POSTPONED on 2a) | Rreomatofthe rata WEDNESDAY, October an OW LING, Anct $3 Do Georgetown. 1 VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ow | WEST STREET, BETWEEN WasuinoTON ome jo | AND CONGRESS st: ‘ UCTION re ae ee a." THURSDAY. Octeb £24, a1 4 Pearson. JM. YR AM 69 95 : lego Beet Oe tae nett 4 * A 200, fronting 40 teet on the so Poke, Jone i & w.¢ 632 4 streer, tween Washington and Com 3.44 | DY Adepth of 190 feet. The improven 325 | 8 substantial and nearly new Brick D. 73 44 | Containing ten rooms, bath room r and gas, &c.,&c ; and ome of the best local town oe A vey zee. 27m | Sncing st cost of purchaser. “A deposit of @1N aa S vab. pon ae the property te struct — | : sepa. THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, 8 S7TEER ABOVE SALE 18 PosTPONED 3 ie | om sccount of the rain until WRDNESDAY Octo, 2 26 | ber th, at 5 o'clock p.m a ‘ots THOMAS DoWLING, Auct B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auct'r; Goorgotow STEAM CANAL BOAT ENGINE, BOI give; ler, &c., &c., nw lying in the canal the Georgetown Markit House Terns at aul ware THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. ns ()*8tkks For THe Ladies, ne Realizing the necessity of a gentecl ne GUNet saloon for ledier, I will serve ue ‘Rem during the oyster season in my ny slegant Ice Cream Parlors, Bo. 69 a High street, oct?-im 2! 43. ©. NIOHOLS, ————____* 0. NIOHOLS. _ B® THOS. DOWLING, Anctioneer; Georgetown 100. C00 10 msn hs ms er BO Be 88 80 co bw G0 0 SSNSERESSRILTSSRRSESTAMElssensSEseAace = be ba 3%; | PEREMPTORY CHANCERY SALE OF VaLU- se 3 ABLL BUSINESS PROPERTY ON HIGH = 3 TION. ae 3 By virtue of a. decree of tl oe 5 District of Colna:b x ” Om San ee, se Gallaber be 1 ated Ju . 1870, Ee 3 ESDAY, Octobe z ? a 1 BI Tai 36 496 ginning at the of 143% an wardly from 24 street, on the west wide of Hi street. and sunning thrnce northwardly with Hi, street Bl feet; thence westwardly at rirht High str: et 63 7-100; thence northw angles to the cast line SIX fect: thence. westwardiy it Parker, W_ iis at right angles te the coat Line 68 “ct thence sonth . Will Wardly at angle of Osh degrees w ti — 49 feet; thence eariwardly wi h the line uf the fence, to the dividmmg tine between lots 94 and ®, thence with said line sonthwardly 12 13 100 feet to the. center of an alley, end thence in « straight line to the be. ioning ‘be improvements consist «f @ Brick ing and «large store which can be converted Wo, a fine gai ached, and the property of the purchase money to the residue intwo pqaul insta! velve mnths respectively, with interest, to be secured by approved notes a served lien. The terms of male must be ad w th within « after the «ale, or the property will be reac and cost'of the defaulting purchaser, ¢ ‘ancing at the cost of the par- cheer. A de of $200 required as soon as the WALTER 8. ©9X, Trosteo, THOMAS DUWLING, 8 Auctioneer. rge stock of Ingrain, ed other brands of G 8 ‘8, BU BA . FIXINGS, &e E.@ 117 Bridge «trout. ¢ ST a8 WE EXPECTED.—s Ladies and Gent's Apparel to be ED bas net been seen for some iacility and @ full covps of skilled workmen, we are at it with @ determination to do it good and to clean it all out on time or éye in the effort; not that we are tired of living, but becanse by dyeicg we expect to live, while we know not how to live except wo dye. W. H. WHEATLEWs PREMIUM ST#AM DYEING AND SCOUR- ING ESTABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D. 0. Office open from7 a.m. until sunset. Faturday oe . sepa-ly LEANED and tine, With every Ngee 2 ELEGANT ICE CREAM AND OYSTER ang%8-ly —_-5Y High «treet, Georgetown, D. 0. ein: cricaL raunc@aR rt = bog foe Bee ‘BOs a 4 4 MANUFACTORY, te 39° | SNOOURAGE HOME MaNy¥FAOTU xe ia TRUNKS ze es JAMES 5. TOPHAM & C¥., = #0 69 | HARNESS, SADDLE AND TRUNK MAN - a “ 4 #ACTURERS, x 5 4 Ho. 498 SEVENTH STREET, au 172 Bext to Uda Fellows’ Hail, Ns, 3B To, igt 10 su we uy We BS woe 33 33 bt us bo 25 wa = Be 5 of Ini un Y 170 2533 Sa e a sh 3a if 6 6 3 6