Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1874, Page 4

“ekg from heed k to get a new . Robert Beall and J.C. Parker send Harper’s Weekly for July 11. No quorum of the Court in General Term be- ™ — Seay toes was adjourned to slay next Remember the excursion of the Galilean Fishermen to Lee oe —— starts to-morrow evening. See advertisement Amends Lewis, who has been confined tn jail man r yard to-day for No ander a charge of obtaining money ui ences, was discharged yesterd ay. nety-five men out of the construction de- partment and eighty men out of the equipment department, navy yard, were discharged yes- terday. ‘The. new Presbyterian Church at Vienna, Va., Rev. Jobn Brown, pastor, was dedicated . Rey. Byron Sunderiand, of this city, preached the dedi sermon. ‘W.©. Taylor, formerly a messenger in the service, has been promoted to be a messenger in the office of the Secretary of w ‘ar. About 5 o'clock this morning the body of a new bern white mule child was found at the isth street circle by Officer Ptatf, who removed it to the station, and notitied the coroner, who decided that it was prematarely born. Lr st evening Bishop Brown, remding at Hills boro, in the county, was seriously injared on returning home from a faneral by oeing thrown from his carriage down a steep embankment,bis horses having become frightened. The delegates from this city to the Inter- national Convention of the Young Men’s Coris- tian Association recently held at Dayton, ( Rave returned, and are to give a report of a meeting to-night at Lincoln hall. eo ular meeting or the managers of the Wisshingion Bibic Society was held last even . Mitch ¥ ion of $2) by Majer Quef, also RK. Carter Ballantyne by a like con- tribution from Wm. Ballantyne. The game of base ball yesterday between the Nationals and Creightona, the first in a series of Sve games for the championship of the Dis- trict resulted in favor of the former by @ score of 10 to 3. Umpire: Col. Fitzgerald, of the Philadelphia 4/2 Day city mm. Dealers in the Eastern Market complain that ht of the Laer by reason of the ing been cracked by the sun, is in a angerous condition, and fears are entertained that on some market day a heavy glass may fall and do some damag: — Tax Payers’ Neetiug. ‘The following circular has been circulated to Some extent during the past few days: Wasuinerox, June 27, 1874. Deax Sir:—You are hereby invited to attend ® meeting of the tax-payers of the District of Columbia for the purpose of consultation and organization, and having especial reference to the present condition of our affairs, at the Board of Trade rooms, on Wednesday evening, July 1, at 7:30 o'clock. W. W. Corcoran, ney, Wm. H. Phill Samuel Bacon, Wm. Stick- . Wm. Gunton, George W. Riggs, Charles ‘eck, Walter S. Cox. 2 u response to the invitation about fifty citi- zens assembied at the rooms of the Board of ‘Trade last evening, among them being H. Pol- kinborn, Geo. W. Cochran Castleman, Thos. Berry, Dr. W. P. Johnston, F. ——- F. B. Moban, F.S. Tay- Jor (of Lockwoo. W. G. Met- zerott Barbour, James H. k, Chas. Edmorson, W. Wail, try, Columbns Alexander, Dr. Donaid- eter Ho Hi W.S. Cox, W. on, Frank Hume, W. etting, John L. Sm‘th, 8. Cox, William | 1. W. Thompson, | King, were ap- of organization to be | Atter te: eir report, whieh, after some was adop : all be on through this orga ud advocate the interests of pute to the expense of the District gov- cond, to make such appeals to Con- nduce that body to justly appor- ities between the Unite States and the tax-payers of the District, third, to se- eure a crreful eeonomy and a strict system of accountabilicy in the expenditures of money. When th: airman had Gnished the reading Of we report the pot began to boil. H.S, Davis ‘Was not &: ied to have J.W. Thompson and m. Stic! “ye 4 act upon the committee, inti- mating that their connection with the late Dis- trict ment unfitted them for acting in ced manner. son replied somewhat warmly, and terrupted him and some sharp Words paseed between them. It was stated in reply that Messrs. Thompson and Stickne Té property-hoiders, equally present in District aifairs, that nothing had been shown to reflect in the slightest degree upon their integrity, and that nWDeT. gress as shal tion the ! the object was to look to the interests of the Distr ct in the future without reference to the past. Others took partin the discussion charging that the whole scheme of attack upon these gentlemen was too preconcerted to admit of Fespec: an! that the meeting itself was the only Proper jadge of what men should compose its representative committee. There was some confusion and several eesayed to obtain the floor at the same time. Mr. Clifford Arrick offered an amendment, which was not adopted, that the association | een all public offenders in the District of Volumbia, (no distinction being made on account Of nationality, sex, color or previous condition,) said that conferring with Con; would be labor wasted. They should punish those who had done wrong already. He iad lived in this new one-third of the men in that hall. r. Clagett objected to the proposed hanging clause, because its effect might be retroactive oy Leen years, he did not believe that x enough to include him, as he was a member of the House of Delegates. Mr. Joseph H. Bradley, jr., said that there Were names of men on the committee as pro- d@ who were invidious tn the of a ma- Jorits of the people of the District, and he calied ‘on Colonel Philip to state how the meeting had been brought about. Colonel Philip sid that Charles F. Peck was the originator of the movement, but was pre- Vented from being present on account of domes- tic atlicton. As for this meeting, it wae none of bis "e) affair at all. crowd, headed by the notorious ‘Concrete Smith,” who occupied seats in the rtion of the hall,and who were in the ty throughout the meeting, cast several tions on J. W. Thompeon and William kney, and these gentlemen, in self-respect, hdrew their names from the committee, and to be relieved from further connection t or the association, and withdrew from ned that he could # connection with {1 importunities to ig, and, resisting appeared. Hon. Horatio King said that it was a new thing to him to attend gatherings of that kind, bot he thought that the names on the call were & guarantee that the meeting would be one of trap e. It had Grst been proposed to sim- Ply look after the financial interests of the tax- ut now they wented to add crimins! He wonld not be & party to any n. Let bygones be bygones, and pre- ture “question! night!” So the question wae put, and the reso- lutions, as originally reported, were declared adopted, and the meeting adjourned. wn bes nes Scppex Drats.—Tbis morning Mr. Andre Forrest Alte employed tor several ye: past as a clerk at Mr. Win. Guinand’s wood and ‘oni Cepot, near the foot of 3d strect east, died quite sudden: Mr. Altemus, although he had been quite onwell for some days past, was yes- terday in good spirits, and this morning came to the oitice about the usual hour—i o'clock. Mr. Guinand, finding that he was choking, ately placed him in a and sent him to @ physician's. Dr. McKim not at home they started to another office, but on 7th street, between I and K, he died. It is thought that Bis death wa= caused by an affection of the threat. Mr. Altemus was about 30 years of age, resided on th seven fires, which caused a total loss of $950. re- commended that Edward Khodes be confirmed ‘as engineer of bay No. 5; also, Churchill Hourtt as private of the same company, ard Robert Labille and Alexander W! ‘as pri- vates in the Truck company. The report was accepted and the nominations coniirmed. Geo. N. Nicholeen and Robert H. Chamberlain filed plestions for positions as privates in the dee Barron, @ private of the Tuck company, was deprived of his regular leave for =xty days by a unanimous vote of the Commissioners, fur sleeping while on daty. Saux ov Vatvapte eat Esrare—The property st the northeast corner of 1th and I streets, occupied for a number of the Hon. B. Wood. A MAN AND WOMAN CONCERNED IN THE AT- TEXET—MR, WOOD HANDS THE OFFENDERS VER TO THE POLICE. Sometime since Hon, Fernando Wood was called upon by one Mrs. Samuel and sol Sue York and 1 prope 2 minutes, and went On the Friday morning following, (June 19, about 1:30 o’clock, the man Murdock sudden! appeared in the sleeping-room of Mr. Wood, while he was dressing, char, him bold! with baving had illicit intercourse with his wife on thi ‘Wednesday previous, demanded that his wounded honor should be healed by the pay- ment of a |: amount of money, at the samo time putting right hand in his side pocket and cocking tol. Mr. Wood met th tempt at intimidation bravely, and kept Mur- dock in Lis eye until his servant appeared and showed the intruter oat. It isnot known how the man effected an entrance to the hoase. The same evening, while Mr. Wood was setting at his door, colored boy handed him the follow. ing note “Sip:—I am satisfied as to your guilt. I have my reason for not shooting you. I will settle for $,000—you totake the woman and keep her. ealternat.ve: I willempty7 cha:mbers of my Colt’s revolver into you on firet sight, Answer immediately In writing to messengs If you do not comply [ will pabilsh you in all the New York papers and write to your wi 8. B. M. Mr. Wood, of course, refused to comply with this blackmailing demand, and sent the mas- senger owt, and subsequently procured a war- rant charging assault with intent to kill, on which Detective Sargent took Murdock into custody, and he was committed to jail for a hearing. The ye have _— Bgl = grand jury, au Josterday two trae bills of in- Gictment were found gains Mardock—»ne charging bim with assaalt with intent to kill, and the other with sending « threatening iet- ter. In view of this action of the grand jary, Mr. Closs, of the Police Court, entered a nollie pros. as to the case pending there. itisnow —— that the parties purporting to be Mr. and Mrs. Murdock are not married. and it would appear that the affair is a bold but weakly conceived attempt at blackmail. The Baby Farming Case. ACQUITTAL OF DR. HENRY WILSON. This morning, in the Criminal Court, Judge Humphreys, the case of — Wilson, charged with arsault and bat! with intent to kill a white female infant child, (which subsequently died,) was called up, Judge Fisher proseeating an: Judge Peters, of Maryland, and 1. F, Mil- ler tor defendant. Martha Brown was first called, and testilied that in April Jast defendant brought to her house, in Shepherd's alley, white girl baby abontthree days old, a ted that her hus. band bad told him to bring the baby toher. The child was in the buggy, and when the baby was —— she saw that it wasa filthy child; was ‘osming atthe mouth. It was bruised on the side from the shoulder to the hip and about the head. The defendant eaid he would pay her. ‘There was a dent onthe head. The child lived for over two weeks and had spasms, contina- ing until its death. The child was left with her on Thursday, and on Friday two ladies came asked to seé the baby, and promized to pay her her for her trouble. Alin Hrown testified that he met Wilson about the Jast of April on the Avenue, and the latter asked if he was a married man, and stated that he wanted some one to take care of a child. Witness toid him that if he could make a bargain with his wife he had no objection Lieut. Eckiof testitied that he saw the c! tew Cage after it had been left with Mrs. B: and to seeing bruises upon it. He also testified to swearing out the warrant and to the arrest of the defendant. He also testitied that the de- ged having left the child; was the child of a poor cripple: woman. For the defence, Dr. J. H. Hushnei! testitied that Le was called to attend a white child in Sahat alley; that it was then weak and | elicate. tha Wroe testified that she has resided at Viison’s; recollects a child having been born there in April. The mother had been there six weeks. The child was delicate when it was bern. and a few days after it had the yellow jaundice. The mother said she was unable to support the ehild; that she was an orphan, and that she suffered sometimes with the hip disease. ‘The mother wrapped the child up, and it w: given to a boy, who took it away. “he mother eaid ber pame was Jennie Carr; she wasa red haired, blue woman, and camo, she said, from St. Mary's county, Md. The child when taken away was three weeks old. George Wilson and other witnesses testitied. Judge Fisher at this point said they would not trouble the court further, for they were fatiefied that they could not convict—probably bot of simple assanit. The detence asked the privilege of putting on the stand a physician who attended the ebild, and Dr. Duncanson was called and sworn, and testitied that the child died of infantile convni- sions, and was scrofulous, and evidently innerit- ed.the disease. tia chee en e returned a verdict of not guily. jury guily. The Washington Schuetzenfest, Yesterday, the third day of the Schueizen festival, was as full of enjoyment as the pre- ceding days, and notwithstanding the immense crewd present, not an accident of any kind, or an unpleasant occurrence, marred the festivi- ties. The weather was much more endurabie than on the previousdays. The amusements of the daytime were of the usual character, and consisted of shooting, bowling, gymnastic ex- ercises of various kt for the men, and climb- ing greased poles, catching at sa: strung on ropes, walking on a turt-go-round for prize for the ‘This was & great source of amuze- it was very laughable to witness the perseverance and eagerness of the juveniles in contesting for the awards. The dancing pavil- ion was crowded as heretofore. The usual at- ternoon and evening performances by the Pr: ger Family, the Orrin Brothers, and M'lle Lu- cia, and Hungarian dancers, the Kiralfy Sisters, were witnessed with much interest ani received with applause. The Pyramid and Pantomime Club, com of young men of this city, also visited the park about 8 o'clock in the evening, and gave an exhibition of their athletic feats, much to the enjoyment of those They are very skill gymnastic e: and will compare fayor- ably with any similar organization in the coun- try. Mr. Von Brunsen, acting German Minis- ter, and Mr. Von Eisendecker, Secretary of the German Legation, visited the fest in the after- noon, and were shown around by President Simon Wolf. They expressed themselves much pleased with the manner in which the festivi- ties of their Fatherland were conducted by the Verein. The enjoyment was kept uj ingly hour after hour, until the booming of the 2 o’clock gun gave the signal for retiring. THE PRIZES for the day were awarded as follows: Bowling—ist prize, Samuel Ceas; 24, Chris- topher Worch; 3d, Mr. Decker, of Baltimore; ith, Frank C. Collingsworth; 5th, Dr. Borland, oth, William Behrens; 7th, Benjamin Golly Ladies’ shooting—Ist prize, Mre. P. Beesch; ad. Mrs. S. Viesler; 34, Mrs. F. Meyer; 4th, Mise Horner; 5th, Mre. Angermann. puesidleca ates srt Peat Estate TrANSFERS.—Mary H. Schoolcraft to O. O. Howard, lote 140, 141, 112, 14S, 14, 145, 149, and 150, square 206, $25,000: Mary H. Schoolcraft to 0.(. Howard, lot 22, sub-division square 368, $15,000; Eliza 'H. Bell to Charles Hendly, part lot 7. square %, $100, Jobu Mackay to John Jost, part lot 23, square 0%, =350; Joseph D. Harris to C. H.’ Jordan, part lot 1, bleck 2, Howard University estate, $1.200; Wm. E. Reiss to Ann S. Pumphrey, lot 151, square (75, $3,500; Mary E. Fisk to Charles ‘Vhomas, part lot 4 and 5, square 78, $10,000; J. A. Sladen, trustee, to 0. 0. Howard, lot A, block 2, Howard University estate, $10; Anderson to G. R. Welch, lot 41, sq $1,000; J. H. McChesney et’ al. to Henr: E 5; Theodore Sni MeDonongh, lot 33. Ww. Pi equare 1018, $100; Wm. Lawson to James Dulin, lot 21, square 1018; $600; Wm. monston Redmoni * to . lot 12, square 610, $10; Wm. H. Black to J. J. Edson et al., part lot 8, square 770, $000. ALLEGED CoLonup FewaLe Suor-Lirrens. 2, c. = afternoon Officer {i herd, of the precinct, arrested two re- —_.—____ A ScvLt Race.—The scuil rday between race announced yeate: Messrs. Ratt and Maunder, of the clad, was post- of the von-arrival of Kuffs Morsell, tras: sth her to get ber piace soo ia eee | a | fom his ct in New | I in the art of | unceas- | sion, mackerel, SOGMS, cee, Cube do., S0@se.; Spanish d Lobater. per pound. @ Sc. ras, 802. por dozen. Clams gi K; bes Spor eee e@2uc. F a cor head; eymbI'ns. 504 40 | lying | which was decorated with 5 Roa peaches, blackberries, hia print, 45c. D.; New 450.5 chotes roll, Sau, fair do. seas Bee 760-91 90 Bal ickens, live. 750.092 air: @T5C ir; Es, T50.@15 B F BEST Low Priced Straw Hats tor Genta, an Children, is at Lewis’, 920 7th street, be! i and K streets. 2 Iso, ‘Tru Lewis” Popular One Price Si Pennsylvania avenue. Dooley’s atter which he will be absent until M: Gezat Revvetiox in Wook Gro. 0. Hanxinc, Ni ee ASSORTMENT of Mediam -_ —_+___ OnRaP PoR CasH.—We are offering great inducements to cash buyers, in our larg: and elegant stock of men and Doy'’s Fi ing Goods. Thin Underwear, Linen and ies, Hosiery, Gloves, &o., &c. 8. Wea rd and Valises, at re. 2 White Shirts, Collars, T o $2 1 25 1 20 1 5 1 15 5 40 Ae 1 10 Jewelry Store, No. 457 Lvxtry, health, economy insured by using Yeast Powder. Elegant Light itolis, its, &c., prepared in 10 minates. Try it. sche. seit cab dng Foot Dr. White, chiro) his roome'antil rEeTY, Beco ist, will ‘be im attendance jaturdy evening, July 18th, jonday vceries, corner of llth and B morning, Au; 3d. Thousands of persons who the following qaotations of flour | visit Dr. ‘hite’s establishment (No. 535 Family 3 15th street, opposite the Treasury department, ae ce: E Pogosien e .C.,) find — =, attention $ “2: , < ‘ose important membera, the feet, econo- ‘own Staff, § ton. uf, 35@e)>. a ‘4 bushel. Mitdlincs, s8@iie @ Cebel aug: © | mises time, and condeces to’ health, comfore, Price# at tn» wholesaic market, asfurnished py J. | Sat cheerfulness, aut probably to length ; WW. Mankin, geueral commission merchant, | Of tife. Dr. White removes Corns without pain, Sth ‘and loth streets | 80 the patient can walk with ease. He success: 25: potatons,75c.@31 | fully treats Bunions, Vaseular Exeresconces, < mash ; dried peacass, | Cinb and Ingrowing Natla, and other ailmeate fnee ea - arene. Rees —— feet. Ofice ‘hours She %. m. to 6. p.m. $880. chickeos, ‘oa ah.b0s we ee, $1 per visit. Established in Washington, washed. @ 2, Sits oe ta ab, D. ©. 1861, potatoes, varrel. 6ia64.” Corn, 97/4) Wheat—white, do. red. $1.70@1.74 Eege are firm. Poultry frm, Both green and dried apples are in demand. 400 tons of hay and straw were sold during ths past week, old bay. $1.25; new hay, 75-. a}. and straw Tec. @sve. B hundred: Offeriaogs have been light. ——_o—___ 6 533. Oats, 817331 8), preparation like per ee ae Warr’s Dornos in WACL Staeer.—Explains tock operations on smail capital without risk. free. y sent Tum sxweR & Co., 16,24 2 Wali street, New York. Peter nena barat To PREVENT Fever and @ there is no Dooley’s Tonle. $1 e0 ——_—_@ _____ Ponp’s EXTRacr cures rheumatism, burne, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, A Pea or Nor Gvitty.—This morning in }» soreness, oid sores, headache, colic, the Criminal Court, Judge Humphreys, the ene, bruises, case of John Phillips, charged with the bur- , diarrhcra, and all hemorrhages, etc. Biary And larceny of articles trom the residence | Ponds m all other of Mrs. Manders in May last was called, and | preparationsin the fact that it is a standard Judge Fisher stated that he understood that he », writings, and seompay ig ot guilty, and show ee Tay. to | known ts be a cure for diseases. m,th,s,tf pass on ay in order e was ander ears: 7 Of age he conld be tent to the Reform School, | Witcox & Giss tae eee ee Mz, Campbell Carrington statad that the mother Seenceapaentsen on ae of the requested bim to put in this plea ” > and have him sent to the Ketorm: School that he | Ztelligencer building. migl e learned a trade. e prisoner was THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired called and in answer to the question plead not made to order hear 4 stree! guilty. The case was therefore passed. Lan! me tea ana! ‘% @ ———_e—___—__ THE COMMUNITY at large Sete ae Tue MARKET [MmROGLIO.—This morning tn | fulness of Singer’s Sewing Machine. 15 the Washington (center) market there were but few butchers in attendance (not over adozen in all), showing that most of the butch are firm in their determination not to occupy the stands ir Georgetown Advertisements, NOTIOE —All of the BABBLER ®HOPS ers from other cities to occupy all the standa, ——_ Price's Storw received this morning some Of the most elegant goods in plate that has ever been seen in this city. i and pay the bonus demanded. ‘here wees in Georgetown will be closed at 1 o'clock p. much Detter attendance of dealers in other eee 7 es. -— aos commodities than meats, but the absence of so OTIC ne GEORGETOWN AB- many butchers gave an air of duliness to the RET will non SATERDAY, July 4th, usually noisy place. ‘The oftcers of the market | St # o/elck a. m oy ei Baier ee company state that they are not discouraged, + p13 - B. 5 and in a few weeks they wil! have enough deal- Pp soLction OF PARTNERSHIP, The firm of HERE & WELOH is this day dia- solved by mutual consent, cither pertner signing in quidation. . A. HS, JAS, 8. WE Jyh Georgetown, July 1, 1574. gee THE courts. 10m CovetT—Judge Snel. Dougherty forfeited 35 y. Wm. H. Joy and D T vania avenue Jorry Maithews, set. crackers on the streets; $1 and cost: Geo. Anderson, carrying a pistol; =2. a bson was “what ‘ont $0 fat, Mrs. Gibson od living ment suspended. a and her reply ~|* and the life of alady;” judg- for defendant, moved to quash, on the ground that the person signing the information (N. H. Miller) in the case has no standing in court, also, that the act organizing the Police Court provides that all informations filed on behalt of ty auction. on TUESDAY, the 1:74, at 6 o'clock p. in. parts of Lots nambere ty-three apd ninety-four, of Boatty one parallel with the feet; thence eastward! first line of this ps twenty (120) feet to High the building line of B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, BUSTEE’S SALE OF A STORY AND BASEMEN Bi TO ReRET, GEOK and bolsteroas in the Schau n ak par rakil ane Freya id be carsin Pd ou bh. Annie I id and boister- e 14th day of Augnst, A, 72, and duty rs- . Ellen Ale, lond and boisterous on 13th corded in Liber 635, folios 95, ons of the lau 2p. gc lara Williams, Rose Lambert and | Cte party sented these eee i Oy dice stion : s ; eby, the urderstgned. lor, loud aud boisterous on Pennsy!.- tee, will offer for taler oe the pene ce bublic aly, A.D. ‘Wisc day of J ud Hawkins? eawin niligeanih bo z John- | *dditfon to Georgetown, D.O., the same beiag in | Lewis, inviting prostitution; #5. Mary Joln proved by ‘o-story and basement brick house, j protanity; Eliza Catlett, profane; $1. | Saitable for and need asec ates and dwelling, the award Gorman, tout and bolaterous langange. | house being No, 99 High steers, ad eet te wand cacy sy Dehalt of defendant that | begin at a point on the woat site of eaid igh atroct, d sai Mrs. indred and fifty two and eleven-twel'ths 5211-12) feet from the intersection of High atrect ith Ist street. and ranning theacs westwardly and center lice of the alley between t ~ “ - the beuse on this grouad and the hows next al. A LIQVOR CASE AND A LEGAL Porn. i.thg onthe south one hundred and twelve (112) ns di Conner, charged with selling Hquor | fort tothe weet line of tot musty tet ean ey without license. Mr. J. Connell, counsel addition; thence with the west line of said jot nine -four south twenty-one and three twelfths (21 3-12) ly and parallel with the said el ef ground one hundred and root; thence by and with High street to tbe «: ofbegioning. The house has six room: the District of Columbia in said court shall be | located for bustuess: apd aleare renee il'ed in the name or the attorney for the District T Twelve hundred dolla: hb; balance in of Columbia, and no euch office now exists by | SiX,twelve,and eighteen months, with tasercet at aurrraving been abolished by act of Congress | M* Per cont..sconred by deed of trast on the proper ered june 2, Werd; then the defendant | Popes brates. The eat ban, tee demands a trial by jury. The court overruled | pict with tn seven dare ntter trustee re- fhe motion. remarking that so far asthe act of | serves the right to resell the property af wits rik Congress affected the officers of the Police | and cost of the defeulting purchaser. Conveyan- Court, it bad no more effect than a stroke of | cing at cost of purchaser, lightning in Virginia would have upon any object in this District. Testimony was taken and the detendant tined $103. An appeal was taken and bonds given. OTHER CASES. waned Taylor, assault and battery on Sophia SPEcrtau NOTICE. Furnishing GOOD! OOP ER Trustee G. W. O iy]-d&ds THOS. DOWLING, Anse. Barcains ip Ready-made CLOTHING and Gent's 8. My entire stock tobe solt ae ithout regard to cost. Gall and get first choice, as ¢, inflicting a very severe blow on the .ace | } “ Jrith a heavy stick of wood; $50, or sixty days in | Lices Nut Mt De sold by Bootember to chanes visi Jail. Martha Banke, larceny of table linen and 38 3e29-Im: 47 Higa streot. clothing valued at $25; $6 and ten days in jail. George Berry, a colored boy, larceny of fi nm Pounds of ice from the Kennebec ice company; $5 and costs, or ten days in jail. ana Butler, larceny of fan froma fancy store on ith street; sixty days in jail. Mary O’Donneil, aseauit and battery or Johanna Curtain; $100 son, and T. L. Cropley, finance committee; Messrs. Gibson, Forsyth, and Dodge, boat- house committec. The president and captain were appointed a commuttee to make the neces- Saiy arrangements to send the crew to partici- pate in the Saratoga regatta. A vote of thanks was npanimously tendered the retiring officera or the club. After the meeting the nowly- EDUCTION IN PRIOES.—To enable us 1) close ont our entire stock of DBY GOODS before moving into our New Stores, we wiil, from fis dee, SELL EVERYTHING AT REDUCED Our stock is large; and bargains may be expected, LN MILLER, Ponds to Keep the pesce. | Catharine Ackers jeb-tr 101 Bridge street, Georgetown. | jordon, assault attery on Mar, x ret J. Lee; tharine was fined $2) and Mary — Teulon StaeeTe ANE lee S5and costs. Geo. Washington, charged with Bank bours, 9 a. m. to 4 P.m.,and on Saturdays stealing @ goat trom Thos. Simmons; sixty days (te receive deposits) until 6 ee in jail, John Smallwood, colored, grand lar- copcers. General Banking Business doue, and Ool- Dats trunk and clothing belonging to Anna | lectious made on all accessible pointe. ‘Discount Davis; cent to the grand jury. @ ‘ UK INHOBN, Pres't; J. DIOKSON , Vasher, Director rs. H.Polkinhorn, Thos.Dowling, J. ". Mitchell, GEORGETOWN Jas.Dickson,” HR. L-Gropleys Fred. We Jones, BileyA.Shinn, %.D. Hartley, ‘Thos, Kuowles: Erection or Oveioens—At the annual | _*ém meeting of the Potomac boat club at their 7 room in the Union hotel last night officers wera | [NOTICE TEMPORARY REMOVAL, clected for the ensaing year as follows: Uolo- | ‘The continnalincrease of business making it ne- pel Frank Jones, president, (re-elected); | cessary to rebuild my store aud otherwise, iscreuss Piriter T, Wheatley, vice president; Arthur 1. | By facilities for the execution of all orders, I shail Brice, secretary; Jobn Tenney, assistant secre- | De found, during the progress of the work, at tary; Wm. A. Gordon, treasurer, (re-elected); 8 few doors above Jefferson street." F. 4, Miller, captain; A. Jackson McBiair, | “Asthe improv will not iaterfere with the leutenant; Messrs. Arthur Cropley, J. Dixid | execttion of work in the dyeiug scouring de- Ror eknd ¢. Eaken Gadsby, election commit- | pariment,ail orders of my friends will be pros ptly tee; Messrs. Wm. Orme, Colonel James Dick- and highly 4 . H, WHEATLEY, . Byer and Booorcr, til farths No.7 . GOMce, Until farther notice No. 77 Bridge street, marti-tr I HOULs’ N ELEGANT 10s caam AND OYSTER angt3-ly 9 High street, Georgetown, D. elected oflicers entertained the club by a colla- tion at the hotel. De. Hezekias MaGreper, an old and highly esteemed citizen of Georgetown, is still quite ill at his residence, No. 44 31 street, and his numerous friends feel serious ap- prebensions that he cannot recover. AcctpenT.—Yeaterday afternoon a colored man, named John H. Gray, while driving the carriage of Dr. Blake along M street, Was! “on 3 ton, was thrown to the pavement and severe Z injured. He was removed to his home on Hi, street, near Stoddard, in this city, where he was attended by Drs. Kleinschmidtand Deeble, collar bone broken. Sunpay ScHooL ENTERTAINMENT.—Yester- day evening the scholars of the Grace street church San Schoo!, of which Dr. Barbarin | is superintendent, were invited to attend an entertainment at the church. Six large tables Were spread with goo! things in the old chapel, eC uncovered was very beautiful, and reflected | “ much credit npon the superintendent and the school. Keys. Dr. W. Williams and Wal- were present, also Messrs. Anthony Hyde, C.M. Matthews, and others. The charch is located in a destitute portion of the city, and is accomplishing a good work. Cc ec Ce Cc LES ERY a sb, Dg oft coll, havi eee ving Fete a oy in ‘accomplishing the ns ntinel, yesterday. RePAaiRs TO THE CANAL, &.—It is the inten- tion of the lessees of the ‘Alexandria canal to repair the late break in that structure as speedil; ‘possibie, for that the work examined by Mr Samo, EE have he onEAP NOW FOR THE HOT DAYS. FOR Summer Wear, COOL CASSIMERE SUITS FOR HOT DAYS. OOL SERGE SviTa FOR HOT DAYS. OOL FLANNEL SUITS FOR HOT Days. ‘OOL BROWN LINEN SUITS FOR HOT DAYS. OOL BLUE LINEN SUITS FOR HOT DAYS, OOL ALPACA @0ATS FOR HOT DAYS. FOR HOT DAYS. 'OOL WHITE VESTS FOR HOT DAYS. ALL DESOBIPTIONS OF Thin Apparel GO TO 4. STRAUB’ POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, 1011 PRNNSYLVABIA AVENUE, “__ Between 10th and Ith streets. _ye23-tr peso ES LADIES’ GOODS. z. Ne eee AS of FANCY GOODS, st? YOUNG'S NEW YOBK BAZAAR, 441 Teh street, cost, ng. Store for rent. 801 20%8-tP 801 35,000 DOLLARS’ WOBTH OF mecy and Millinery Goods AT COST, FOR CASH. In order to rednce onr very large stock of FANCY ARD MILLINERY GOODS AND BOTIONS, before removing east corner Sh street and Market Space, day to offer our entire ‘MBROIDERIBS, HAMBUKG 1) EDGINGS AND INSERT- INGS ON JACONBT, NANSOOK AND SWISS MUSLIN, HEMSTITCH, EMBRO/DERED ANU LACE HANDKERCHIESS, GLOVES, EXTRACTS, SASH AND BONNETRIBSON, FLOWERS, STRAW GOODS, AND SPANISH NEIS AND LACES, BELTS, SBLTING SUCKLES, SCAR# TIES, FRINGES, GIMPS, BUTTONS, SUN UM- BRELLAS, FANS, FAN-CHAINS, KUF- PLINGS, FLUTINGS, NOTIONS, $5 $<. AT COST, FOB Casi. Call early and proenre bargsins, at DAVIS’, $01 MABKET SPACE, Corner 8th street. N B.—All goods charged will be at recular prices. _2et-dw EG.D. which having been boucht at half price, will be sold ‘as cheap. JUST RECEIVED, JOB LOTS OF FLOWERS AND SHADE HATS, = MIXED STRAW SAILORS at 62 cents. Fine LEGHOBN SHADE HATS, $1 50. Htc Jousin two-button KID GLOVES, the best in the market, only $2 per pair. MBS.M.J. HUNT, _je23-tr Nos. 621 and 623 D street. ADAM L. i’. JENNEEET is selling off regara- M less of cost BONNETS and Seaside and Biding HATS. 1107 Penn. avenu>, Wash-| ington; S3 Nortb Charles street, Baltimore. Jes: MISS McCORMICK, 908 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, (Up Stairs.) Lem in constant recvipt of the newest designs in MILLINEBY GOODS, OHIP AND STEAW BONUETS AND SATS, IMPORTED BUSNETS, FEENCH FLOWERS, epas-tr CES, Se So T MADAME ESTREN®, 615 isth reduce our enormous stock of Ht Braids, avd Curis, Very hancsome Bra‘ styl. at 81 and upw: cente upward: Feet, to a Hair, of anew besutifal Ouris from 6 Ladies in want will save money and time. (Call and examine, We guarantee sattefaction ap? DRY GOODs. (CHEAP DRY Goons, 2.000 yas 80d Calico, 3.000 yarda Drees Goods, 125¢¢ The whole st. cent 78 2acrifics; ‘Kk Dress Goods marked down 30 per 10 Crubreiias, own $9 per cent, Sud Sacanes left, at cost price. Cassimeres at reduced Prices, from 60c. ap. eevee, Percales, Linea Victoria Lawns, iP White Organdies, onty 2) and 280. worth Se. French Figured Piques, 20 and 35-., worth more than double the money. Ladies” Linen Suitings, 12% to s7%<c, Japanese Bilks 5c. , wor § Plain Japancge StiK+, 50 aud duc. Androscoggin Cotton, less than manufacturer” Brices, Straw Mattings, Sze B: v.N.NAUDAIN. Jel-6t 636 Penn’a avenue, sonth side. NTS AT HALF ‘and pD*®*® GUODS REM im FOR A FEW ONLY! Tee ary ononr r counters OUR EN- TIBE STOCK OF REMNANTS of all Kinds of White Gcods, Dress Goode, &c j alse, Lace Jackets and Curtain Laces, and offer to close them ont at EXACTLY HALF THEI OBIGINAL VALUE. eae an opportunity for bargains not to be uver- jcoked. PARABOLS, SUN OMURELUSS . H ES BURG EMBRUIDEBIES, At twenty per cent discount. JOR LOTS of various kinds of Goode at prices to close them ont. BOGAN & WYLIE, Jeds-tr 1018 and 1020 7th street northwest. ANOTHER LoT OF BARGAINS AT TEE CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE, CARTER’S. -707 MARKET SPACE. 1,000 YARDS OF THE FINEST QUALITY SATIN STRIPE GRENADINES, in a colors, only 1252 cents. i dozen very fine HEMMED- HANDKEB- CHIEFS, only 6 cent 100 dozen all LINBN TOWELS, only 6 cents, BIO CALICO, in 00 yard CAMB beantiful patterns, only 3 cents. 90 dozen splendid STOOKINGS, only 12 FARABO| cents. oe SUN UMBBELLAS and LB very othiaw MATTING snd FLOOB OIL-OLOTH awful cheap. CLOSING OUT THE ENTIRE STOUK EE- GARDLESS OF CO! Jelé-tr 707 MARKET SPACE. 2 _____ 387 BARESE SEAOS, ‘THE VERY LATEST! SROVHEAD & Cu, 1206 F stroet, between 19th and 18th streets, NOW OFFER cAntroncoggin BLEACHED COTTON at 19% Merrimack, Garner, and 3; PRINTS at 10 cents, Prints are of tuevery bert fading, 4nd beautiful in colors and designs. cetiASH POPLINS, in Grey and Brown, 12% Ets, All woo! DEBAGE. 40 cents. Beautiful sido-band PEBCALES and LAWNS, very cheaj 8) Bare wna in BLACK GRENADINES and Elegant PARIS KUDS at 65 cents Lovely TIRE for Indien, 26. coteae nee PABASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, from 50 cents to $10. Aud a host of other Qoods GEEATLY BEDUCED IN P#! May 23-tr SPECIALTIES aT THE ARCADE, JUNE 1874, PoRa LLAMA LAOR SHAWLS, $16 and up- PURE LLAMA LAOB JACKETS, $12 and up- SHAWLS AND JACKETS LOW AS EYowe Bt ry GRAIN six, el 5 pty Ten, 50 cents. ALL ON SECOND FLOOR. SSOPMaRa ST tt ISSPEOT OUB STOCK AND PE10agg. WOOLFORD & SHILBERS, 437 SEVENTH STREET, je6-tr between D and E southtest, NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE sehen saa SO ee FAMILY SUPPLIES. OLCE FaMILY FLOUR. W. H. TENNEY BEST, FOR WHITEN5SS,P URITY ond STAB. HAS NO SUPERIOR, ‘Wecail the special attention of families who de- Sire the best of bread to fr, and Know from past ex: howe Used it, that it will please ‘Most fastidious. - Its entform quality can be depended on, as we sei! pone which has not been thoroaghly tested and found equal to our standard. We also call ition to our SUPERIOR GRA. HAM FLOUR. wit, hb fs gromad from selected ‘Wheat, and which is one of our specialties. For sale by the PRINCIPSL GBOGERS, Sud by the manufactare W. MH. TENNaY & SONS, CAPITOL MILLS, Georgetown CKEN. —— 22 con Pio ie ' J >» pre ed for PICK Sox's! ALBERT Bisceit. @.G. CORNWELL & SONS, EINE GROCERS, SPoawetvanta aveo te. BS, 20 omnte aml EXCUR- STANDARD SPRING LEAF TEA, ICED 50 ce Guaranteed free from adniterat Has the Savor of choics Green To: I: is San Bried and uot Colored, N. W. BUBCHELL, 13382 F etree a Pound, sett SOR A SURETY K CRETY oy oF C. WITMER, 1915 Penn, Ave., Davis? celebrated Suear Onred H 0 an, ov Davis Ongar Oured Bechet ue pomn Sogar Cured Shoultters. To make dowdty sw buy the Newport Family Flowr Or Exrna FLotn, In sacks, $2.45 and $2.15. NEVER Pais. Can be had nowhere also. sete SUMMER WINES, K WINES, SS cf my orm importation. CLABBT, my owe bottling, per dos. @3 20. St: Jnltew, Bt. Beepha. 8 Gecrge,’ Pavillac and bigher grades. GREMAN WINES—Deld--heiro F 10% , @8.00. Wachen Reimer and bigher grades, Sauterne of all erates, Seltzer and Vichy Water, Blackberry, and ‘cinger rat dy, SweeGiand Dry Carewba, and Agent for Gerke California Wines, eo, ke. 3. GAUTIES, Propriet ’ 1217 aud 19 Penusyivauia Avenue. O INVALIDS, Ifyou are suffering with Dyspey Const my Low Appetite or get ove botic BROWNING 'S te, Lodigestion, jeoneral Debility, BITTERS, and use and if you are not bene ack to the parties frou whom yon your money back. Ali part) accordiug to directions, fitted by it go EXTRAORDINARY! ELPMONZ@ YOUNGS & CO. vooTs SUGAKS, Ornsked Lost BODUIGE ee cneone genuine, roasted. “$2 45 ~at lowest rates TEAS. We have recently added to our stock tn this dr partment by the purchase of a large quantity of new crop Teas f the different varieties, and hence we how prepared to offer special tntacemenia Se: ices below : periai, New and Sweet. ao imperial, . 7s Imperial, Chotoe. 100 Imperial, Kxtra ‘Fine... 12s Jupan, = ese zs Japan, OMO%C oven nenree 100 Japan, Extra Fine, Silver Leaf... 1 25 delene New and Bestinthismarkeifor pijos 30 as a i Qoicng. Choice Goods ong, cannot be Bi Englist Breakfast, 0! Gunpowder wder, Ohotce Gunpowder, Erte ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO., Grocers, MASONIO TEMPLE, 97u Stacer, ELPHONzo yoUNGSy FP ohimeow NOt 7 CAN Fi Fa="os CRT oe preetal 'y ts called to the th constantly mannfacturing waried und moarkebl and dea’ fact that the under: FEENOH OA NDIES Hany O118, ‘NUTS, of at remarkably BOOKS, STATIONERY, &e. NEW BOOKS aT WARREN CHOATE & Co's. The Groat Ice Age, and its Belstion to the Antiynl ty of Mau. By James Geitie, F. B. 8. maps and inuatrations; 92 99 Across America; or, the Const. By Jam A Tem Tomed: a Bomauce. By Theodore Ti Prndence Oaifrey : By T Bailey Aldrich A Voyage to the Fortanate Isis, By Mrs. Piatt My Mother and I By Mise Batoch John of Barnevell. By J. Lothrop Motley. Wilkes, Shoridas and Fox, tho Opposition under George III. By elil. : Beaten Pati, ‘A Woman's Vacation, By Bila W cmpacn. Ail the Now Books, Fine Btationery, Papotories containing assortments of besutifal papers aud euvelopees WARREN CHOATE & CO., NEW BOOK AND STATIONERY S70K8, VERNON BOW, jell-tr___ Corner 10th street and Penns, avo. CBee SEW STYLES OF STATIONER: . The Vis-a-Vis, Gourt Papeterie, containing two quires of paper and two packs of envelopes. Papetes of jos Rep aad Wove paper, es- sorted tints, contain ing five guires of ‘end en- Velopes to Saeed oe) the thing for about to weer Plain a4 Cheep! 8 ry at _ WM. BALLANTYNE” Ali the New Books for morreniiag rte Renae B. MOHUN & Co., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 1015 PEewnsyLvanta Avance, a 9 Mother and 1,'by ‘Actin or Joke Wants eee cote NEW Books, BECEIVED AND FOR SALE aT SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, Gerner 4% Street and Penasyivania Ave. faite t sciog- By ae cae Pea ee LPHURS emis one aod & JOR”. bys chewer. She p communicating doors, Lew parl: Chaly beate Bpring ie {n fine order paly beare Bering te tb heme The Bprt Oote- feaningt: “November 1, fron: SS aceowmmodered whe, fietaat Watince baes. . resw 1K HOTEL, LHONARDIOWN, MO BIS Popwiar ant Healthy Summer Resort, sit Mied in the finest p nedoun, pear Purcetivitie nen si Oto MR. rlaned. ts on ies from the ‘Bice Bid) > aad ‘ours Washington city. is now opsu for the . eat, sonson of 1874. Bevotifal soone » Pleasant Waike'a livery stable mear by,« beth an ice-house filled. laree any roctes, aad @ eine 4 it be giveu Ureyueatiy Terms t-st « Those r R sBondon Referonces at Peet Bi Anne 1209 F at arrive Door Deer Park 2 WALL. (CONGRESS TAT OPEN FoR se ASON 4 1028-0060 ee SURF BATHING. Briday¢ ‘Kets to the Islan €90 i¢v0 board of the HOMSON HOLSE, Philadelphia and Erie ated on the summit of 2.00 1 . rooms and rates, apply Prietor, Kane, MeKeen oo RENoo HOTEL. « detignttat “Bmer resort, on the Philedelphis ad Erie Bailr. also located on the west branch of the Susguchanna river, surrounded by beant!fni mountain scenery Srotting streams in the vicinity. will be bear. UNE 22. Accommodations fire charges reasopal ‘Trains i | Sth strcet and Penns: | Perayi: ; | CARLIN SPRIN and can | BESPOKD MINBRAL SPRINGS. | _ The Bectord Springs wil! be open for the | reception of tisitors on the a 207n oF Jone Connections are mado with all tratus on Pfoomett- } Tots Raliroed,a: H } — ie Potomac Retiroad Crpot at & P, ing at Renoy p.m. and am. The Touts to Renovo is one cf the most atrractite aud picturesyue commer trips thatoan be @ curaton tickets at reauoed rates for Tented for Bxenra AKD & HERBNER eaaets, Ve. Pe STON, Agent, ¥2 hwent, Washinetor a“ Po. aud Ralt. & Onio Bu at * » directly neh by re. Bxcurcion cickets eau be hi Batizosd oMees, and Baggage Checked through Beatcrd Miners! Warer sent at following rates to ail par be United 3 . At is situated om the Bise Mountetne, fiftcen minutes, by rail. from Manch Chunk and the famous Bwitchback scevers, excellent accommedat Boating’ and Fishing. Ee HEINEY. Pre ‘ietor. Becond Auditor's Office. A PLEASANT SUMMER RES B Unis and familice wishing to withd-s from the heat and oppression of the cit) Team eat Bisasant and agrocable retreat a Cornty. laxcriea whicd a be eujoyed wt ne 130 por day. $0 per mouth. )9-n0lm Souuae RESORT AMONG THE MOUN- TALS, USH HOUS8, BELLEFOBTE, Pa. Jews of Local Scenery to ney lvamia avenue, and h street Bester 2. | | _ WILKINSON & 00. Prop’rs. AGENTS. s x E SEWER TAXES ggzinet the District orks prosecuted should be ma’ jyt-m T° THE ‘The undersigued «tfera hie services to ench of his feliow-citirens in the District of Colombia as may desire to avail themselves of them, as attorney for the prosecution of claims before the Autitiug Gom- mission provided for by the act of Congress @bol- # bing the late form of government in th's District. Clai:us for the refanding of the Sewerage Tax, as well as those of eve Prempt BIOBARD WALLACE, Je Office No. 486 Leutsiaaa avenue. ‘LAIMS AGAINST THE 5 . C ¢ THE DISTRICT OF CO: I will prosecete and collect, on reas: me tee {he District for moneys jut of don ae er Tax, for private rty need, o privars property mort dons, Ser dammgss t vy a, ARCitor's Orrtificates conterted into “General Improvement Tuxce pata rates. Wsbo: em o SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES SHOULD BESSTTLED WITHOUT DELAY The act of Congress Providing & new form of gow- erbment Goes not reiicve preperty-owners from ihe “gegen Improvement tax. : being ‘ment, bose whe ire to eave @ disovent upon cust Bille oh ould oat at once upon DICKSON & PATTERSON, STOCK SRUKEKS, KR Lee INSOKANCE au EX Offices—60S Isth street, opp. U. S. BOS 4s errcet. ‘ane: Gee SE evpment provides for tie retandinn of ps li dowel! by BI See ome H CHAS. SIMON & SONS, 65 BORTH HOWARD 8T., BALTIMORE, MD