Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1874, Page 8

EVENING STA DOUBLE SHEET. 1 Weather Probabit Orrcs co? Tae Ci Washingto: For the midd" Scleuty wi with south or west win: RSDAY.... December %, IST lng baer. bear the coast during the dsy, aud lig’ berth of Massnchuset’s. LOCAL NEWS. Amnasemeuts, &c., Touigne. The eprightty Lotta House Comets C» ? Go cals Sationa? Treate-.—The Lit pany. in ““Iiane. or the Pr and the Lingesa Sko.che Theater Comijur.—The colot i Hesbert and Lite Jee Crethorns interesting sp her at * Hibera Charch, popolar ey wetch ebar: The xe The Fotor withdraw t é sire The steamer ¢ Alexancria 2 tips every ™ each city. A ton at Seme t'me taining some fi Wem pap .ndums was thrown ove! @ T. Kaub, at the in name of ttP r part cones siceet, Pere nies. ic. iaying a s twalk atthe tn tersection of streets, George town. off the tal amd Me « will pay the ga the -ebeolt enilemen ne 2c. premise work- Bh their work. there are a namber of ¢ tore Clams which deen -cttled. oe Marriage or Death? WEAT PAYPEXED To xE This morni M. Taoz fer Theetere T. Stockman Swekman ior a decree or dive fendant George evased, en that about ind wae in couragerrent to ac: apary to five nionths, the her sts wk= so frequent ak them up. The beard autho: perintendent to tak teemed essary to b atee. A con Pupenntendent E. Batm box be placed in the Band b od i iw table. The cherge= Fieher, No. 5 company, SiXTERN zim. Cook retorned to 2 Co: rome 16 applications for § Bave been approved by the board, but whi bave not been pe'd by the ap; icaats. gents im (ome of the Cases that action be d= wher, if the money be vw approval be oruered. ———— ‘Tee rantowimes of Jack and Jil! }s to be pr seuted at Ford's Opera House on December Tih, clown ls the celebrated the pantomime, be exdibited, and other attractions which canrot tail t» please those tor oue week. 4 Marry Jee. Incite: Ponch and Judy wi al 1 Sond of the lighter amusements. eee THe LVENING, Dy reqze: Wang M. B. chureb, Gov -rne with bis deiegation of Navajo In street. Sand Sex epee oner of Ned a small ut © hb ant P e papers Pp the satchel er it away day ¥ her home, sequently visited her occasior ally tor from f ra He resigned in Sep et Oct pber Bret, bat dts re aediately atter it wos | ation was laid on the preferred against Private ere disused. + wae of of Wash ngtou city and Alexan- i she will uvder- mie to run, making * < 4, and Waehing- ght @ satchel e9: ers and ofh nto the yard on of 15th in } thead, wh the District of Sele § y ip nents Of park ef their 0: dof pub eve tailed testy STOCEMAN to mariy OF October. | 1 to marry her nor and would never ba festroyed by that b ‘oO marry hat he wo odrawa take the anil immé liate- i has notse hor never Edwards privat report of Supe slaraa telegra: ntioa te the aba who per- at it is desirable to ed the se any steps in the matter he ak opsuch an anuoy- om was received trois DaBarry, of the Bal more end Potomac railroad. requesting that ac epot at the ct was granted. ‘Fe-day Collector mat 20F licenses, w! sed patil the next meeting ef the board, of the ladies of W. PM. Aruy, ans Croce F. Debance. Arizona, will visit *he fait gow in pr P pber thelr new <difice, corner of nosth A and im actions. | as relates to the wasie take 18 oof examina f ali | ground that t | varions | inch biew- | ese He sag | The Water Departm PECOMMENDAT.ONS WY EBG.STRAR LURBY. The report of registrar, to the shows the work D strict Commi-rioners, ne im the department fra: dune 20h to November 10tn, 184 During thi time there have been Jaid by the Water depar- | Ment 2) 5.24 feet, or nearly four miles of water nS, OF various sizes. The location of thee wo evr hundred ani seventy-nine feet of water pipe have been lowered, nine fire-pings erected, big-pine new fron boxes set, ptneteen larga stop-boxes put in, titty-eix stop valves set, four hydrants erected, thiriy-one new ones pat in piacs of old ones; @ve hundred andeighiy-tarce * bave been made, twent)-tive water ser- vices have been iowered, two hundred and twenty-one leaks repaired, and two urinkiog + erec founta: PPLY. thar three great in diametar—tecd or ti th e mains are | : aud Pen Mas-achusetts avenue, Now du.sey avenue acd L. street west, of the former eily; from three mai ‘verge smaller ones, mozwly in diameter, to the extent of 124 miles, or 64 lineal feet; tw this the |b ugth ef tue larger mains, and the total length ot the water mai in the District of Cotum! is 141 wiles, or these mains ‘ac amd 11,000 Servic rly one-quarter of o S$ galiens Every twenty-To he exitavagini n-e and y all parts or the city, in privat departn of the gens *, &e. In these Vigience and ty a esttain ef the gener: contol, and owed to ran w ds of close ere and fn pri 9 tukes place. Our private ne right of inspection at all hos the Officera of the = departmer a lezs inquisitorial in ex aaining ptiva’s ences or ailowed a more Jiere| Conscruction of the law govering the vse of or the ft of ths h 3 ed, and the careial ose of water in prevate houses 13 at the present tim the ex- cep’ onardrot the rule. The growi re-set our supply, thedatly complain’s thece whe live on the high grounds of the eity mand a remedy by the adoption of aposiuize ¥, and tue epfercement of the law against ons and property who wi'fally wate Peto- c water, While these remarks ars true so fat water, there are other causes that opera arta of the Dis- trict having 2neqaaleupply. | mean the sys- tem adopted of laying eo many sma'l mains, or in other words with the incrensed consumption ef water, there bas not been a correspord pg increare im the capacity of the sad lateral iains ra don ¢ ext ¢ extensiva of the b main trom the corner of L street *» New Jersey avenue (where it now terminates), ‘ong New Jersey avenne and thence alouz sachusetts avenue to 7th strect east, in ad n to the 12-inch main now nearly com V and Bountary streets. much woaid be Is giving us a pertect systam of and restore the head to the -ams that it was when the water was first ed. I estimats the cost of these addi Geral mains anc sions at $150,000. ‘There shout also be adopted some ether syatem tha the one nowin nse, ty meet growing de mand for supply mains. There are on tie in this ofice nn merous petitions from citizens who Fon certainstreets. cannot be snted because the revennes of the depart ment are hot sufficient tu cover the expenditeres necessary, The auttiorizing ths funding into sates Of all unpaid as 1 this being ae of these rercihcates woul! teduecs of the District, and demand of ciiizens tor t water for the protection of life anv as well as for theordine ry comforts of rred till the revengea of the i warrant the oatiay, or util and means are adopted. 2 i increase th propert Ife, mui tment © e other wa snncxed statement shows roceipts, oxpen- u roperty received and expended, tax-s re and to become due, together with ‘tabie Lowing elewatiuns, J re on the pipes at city, clessifeation of the fession oF water takers. unted st, + from J uue 2) to 2.ovem! . ‘eciusive. at reservoir, 14 “pg do., 145 curd under ‘ cover Of © op-cock vanit, corner 0! B -treet and New Jersey arenae, 45. on cover of eel-trap at Navy Y coping ot Fouadiy Branch vauit, of pipe lower end of N 7; top of eix- 'y dock, 000, botton © reservoir, Georgetown, 2 eurface of water at bigh service reer 210.09. *TER TAKERS. ‘The classitication of water takers are as fol- lows:—Private dwellings, 9.53; stores, 510: stables, restaura: Street washers, steart ets. 74; boarding-hou bakeries, $4; fountains, 41; 5 halls, 23; bite jograph galleries, 1) brewera, minting ofiices,9, green houses, jaundries, *; bla ‘kemith shops, 8; water engir 6.3; railro~1 . 4; theaters, 5; warelios.s, markets. 5; expres stables, 295 holders, 1 engines, 77; 48, barber ch tactorie: brick Kivtghts Templacs. f Keening Star: As T.poe anil Tem- ‘ave put betore the pabi >, through tas 2m of your journal, their o} imors respect g the philology of the title oc the Templar der, I think the qnestion hee ‘een fairly ant Mnally settied in the exhaustive treatize of Sic Knight jes F. Stansbury, published in ackey’e National Freemason, 1 yol., 1% tr. Inthe author's absence, I uote only ‘wo Ss of bis lengthy aticle: “Phat zbt Templar is an innovaton in violation Listoric truth, is proved by reference to ail ical authorities. I have mate diligent hes in the Congres-ions! Library, ant ye inveked the aid of all my ts wuo were Likely to be able to astist me in :ach an investi gation, snd go far trom finding auy contitct of uthority on t fop, J bive never beea 1 iscover & Single historical authority ia any other title than ‘Kani zits Templars.” the fi uthoritiss: E pedia Amer: dia, London En: fana, P ies), Chambers’ Bi ; Knights Pantator a, Boutelie’s Middle 2 2es, Liag Glossogra wha Angteant f Evgland 1 Bick: Mosheim‘s ; Dugdale’s srk; Hayden's Dictionary ot pasticon Anglical tionary of Dates niversai Information; Barnes’ Sketch of t Lautie’s ‘em lara; ory; Tate's it ; Ulark’s His ory of History of th» arner's England in the M ia; Teunc: e est adherent to the barbariem of demplar that the weig it of authority against bia. W. P. B., or No. 1. —— 1VE OF THE ANNOYANCE o7 : Editor Star—Wilt you allow me to suggest to housekeepers a single, smpie remedy for the prevaleat nuigance of competent, insolent and untrnstworthy house servants that are now wearing the lives out of our wives and daughters; it isto require in all cages @ recommendation trom the last one or two service places, and then vsrity the genu- inenessof the signature therots. Servants of the most worthless species are every day seek- ing places, praising themselves for every ex- cellence, but with no references or re-ommen-. danons, snd when employed co but receive | board and a month’s pay for no equivalent in — in anos pod = elon’ 33 as ‘o aea”” ce Sinbad'e back. Bat this is not the worst of ; Olen they are inveterate thieves, too, ai though it is impossible to prove it. The things taken are micsed, but the thief is never taken inthe sect. Asa matter of mutual protection, let all housekeepers both give and reqaire eb recommendations, and then servants “ildo their duty taithfally. European ser- vents, who sre the best, are always subjected to this requirement, and we shall never have goed ones tn this city til we adopt the eam» rule. Lt will then be possible only for 2024 cor- vants to get an entrance to out Houses, aul such are not ttable to often change places if the bonee is not decidedly unpleasant. A Hocaexgsrsn. eee Iigat Estate Saies.—Messrs. Dagcan-on Brothers yesterday sold for E. A. Kullins and Wi. E. Chandler, irustees, to F. W, Pratt, the toliowing lots in Benjawin F. Gilbert's re- corded subdivision of part of square $71: Lot A, $3,000, B, £9200; OC, 99,500; D, $9,700; H, £, $12,060, improved by = ant two" aud Mepsard roof pressed. log horses, situat store, trick front Timethy Labey, eeq., water | ps are given, together with the quantitie.. | —Washington aad Georgetown— | 4 quo d's | weston Markets—The Rullog Prices Te-day. Meat. — Beef( porter moare,) 1% wine )2e.; a0, ¢ronnd). iSc.2 THE COURTS. Crnevit Covat—Judge Cartter, To-day, Wood & Co. ya. Linthica tor plaintif. A namber of defanlts taken. Oald et ai. vs. Ro adick; on trial. This isan eynity ease im which the plaintiffs ask that a -), Wade, © Tha n deed of Hannah Sseakman be act aside, th s ad comes to this court o2 issues as to the middtings, 1c.5 Sanity or insanity of the late Hannah Speak. veriict B25; Bice, Ge; tongnes, w@ine, ench. bard. i7(n1s. men—Mr. Barrett for plaintiffs, and Messrs. ee Boe, MGwe. @ bucen: perch, NMHC BW Teyghorne and Boud for defendant w atheh. 25° — mie as c “oe eS Eyriry ©. Judge Wylie, z % ch; bat, th: whi 2 r q DY deinen crock ek elo ens we Sar born & K Yonoh); order anthor- “iL'w) tle. rer bunch; w L bater.15c. F#m Bie Ask, aise. p.r th —Hneks: Bine wing, $1 B pair; do., sprig do. rel head, @a 35, a0, maliard b AIT; Bese, thy equirrels, 6 3580 izing suit against recciver. Willard vs. Phi | lips. decree appointing W. S. Cox trustee. McAllister vs. McAllister; order confirm. ing report of trastee nisl. Town vs. Town; order to issue rule. Cotter et al et al; decree pro contesso gaiust Fleteber. Brewer ve. Bailey; order a; \@ ©. Ward guardian ad litem.’ Heller fen eC; cabbage. S102. '@ hoad: ponies Perna prerrecinemc nie turnips, We. B weck: celery, e@ive ; squish, 4c, bar a iis pumpkin, woen: cache” Vous s Sasaahs 40. @ bsstmerian Seeley mo AUITs.— Oranges, 49/4600. B down; temons, . , Judge Sarlt. . 19G7ic. Bdozen: 2 (cooking )3 Ctl B po». To-day, Lewis Miller, threats towards Eart ‘ & GS @ peck. grapes, 10@i8c.@ Ib, | C. Farr; bonds. Edward Thomas, assault and Pears, 91091 10 7 peck; chi We at. dattery on James Haggenmaker: Wiltan Dain Katt Apples. Sse. @ quart; peaches, | Smith, asseulton an aced colored man named ounpected), le.;bisckberries, | Bron: Albert Wilson, assault and bat New | tery on Wm. NM. Gant, who testified that he do, | lsagbed at Wilson in a storo, and W. laid in + | Salt for him and strnck him wita a brick live, 500.9125 @_palr: tenry Johnson and Charles Wheeler, larceny Iresead, 500 @ pair.” Ducks. dressed. 7: wis, speks, &2., from Fano 3% pall; grew, SCL 2 ench; turkey, IS@Lic. | ach, or Jail. James eur: mole pros. Samuel Ward, WHOLESALE MARKET. arris Titec Ferp.—Besyans & Shaw, commission , vagrant; bonds ®. Kichard Raw “ wholesale dealers in float, feed, li- rderly; $5. Chas. tnd xcoceriom, corner of 1th and B strecis | northwest. fnrnish the following quotations of Nour | snd feed: Blour—Family flour, $6 ) print. Goce. @ M.: ine roil, Wagtse.; fa ‘@ doven. Caeeee, Givorderls | or workho Tasen, di col’ateral Welch's fatuily, 8823 P bbl.” Kxtra—wnths HGH, super. SHLKGIS; rye $5 Hid c re sie path St ‘SB @ toa. ye See a br psenff, S8ergor nel. Midd Sii@hse, FRAIN AX o aS pi od og A v@se. B | arrived boat H. SM. Talbots 5% bushel Prices at the wholesaie market, asfarntehod by J. | wheat tor H. M. Talbot: tat b m Triv ott, 5 Maukin, general commission merchant, | bushels wheat tor H. st. Talbore and ana ave.; between Sth and 10th sis. north hots tor 1. U. Wheeler; bout Hattie and new, (0 to dc, B bosheis; ouic: © 3 ie fe sie, with 2,8) boshels wheat and brah 3, driec S237 7h | four for Hartley & Bro. We nota ral calves, SS@S "a § | day end to-day of 150) bushels whe: 800 bushels at s13 TION OF OFFICERS ancks, §: dressed, 1ial8'® poan 1B I. 3a) t a meeting of cB eases: b *uolie Hibernian Benatcia BSE S3c-: caDb ATO. ning, the followi Gore, Rees) ® | cers were elected for the evning yeat: W. M. We dor tet, B1is | Le'sheer, president: J. ©. O'Donoghue, Ist vice re appre, 82.9529 25: “outhers, | Pre ident: John Walch, 21 vice pr, ef bind ynart or. g7/16 Falvey, recording secretary; F O'Douogine, Fetor F. Gowns, treasurer; x financial cecretary; J. W. B. Thorn, mar- ALEXANDRIA. A€SAULT.—Mr. Jacob Miller, a resident of the county, says that in returning t> his home from Washington, whither he had been to trans- tons of week; lay, ct bundred. “Onteri: Wowan's Ricats AND Men's Pockets,—A tather old looking white man maie bis aj- pearance? in the Police Court this morning, and stated that he wanted “a warrant—a United States waarant.’? He was directed to - rot business, day before yesterday, he stopped be hegretie slinrieraeteeo te oA bat | at astore on thisend of tle A jueduet bride, tee aromen Ling money | #24 while there wae rudely wccosted and Panter Xing money | knocked down by two young men trom Geor town, who had been “on a hunt” in the county. One of the party strack him twice upon the head with @ ten-;ound weight, by which he re- ceived severe contusions and injuries, and the other seized a double- barrelled snot gun and at- tempted to discharge it at him, bat was pre- vented bythe bystanders. Both essailants then made good their escape actoss the bridlze to Washington, and thus tar have evaded arresi — Gasette, last evening. PoToxac Ferry Roars.—In a few days the steamer City of Wesaington, of the Potomac Ferry line, will be taxon otf for the winter in to got it.” it of my pocket, when 1 was asleep with her; she is my wite.” Mr. Leighton.. ! you can’t get a warrant aga'nst your wife; sbe has a right to take your money and you, too. When you took her it was for beiter or for worse, and if she takes your money it is for worze; zm married her,ard will bave to put up with it.’ The old gentleman left the court 100m ter and wiser husb snd. Tae Orpest InHAnITANTS’ AssocraTIon met last evening: the president, Dr. Brake, in the ebair, and J. Carroll Brent secretar: if Calian presented the association astip trom the | Order to undergo some necessary repairs. itis Washington Grzette, dated July lth, | A | UnCerstood that the City of Alexandsia with Tesolution in respect to the memory of the late | Make trips every two hours, being mannod Jacob Hines was adopted. Mr. Thomas moved | alternately by the crew or each steamer, (2 be that Mr. Masi be empowered to make all ar- | Changed évery two we By this aiauge- rangemerts for the annual visit to the President | Ment both crews will de keptonhali-pay ducing of the United States on Jannary 1, which, after | {he winter, instead of one being discha: ged eu- some discussion, was adopted. Mr. Clark called | Urely.—Sintinel. up dis resslution, submitted at a previous meet- = = ing, to amend the constitution im order that | A Iivorce Der. i persons residing in the District thirty-three | Would and Ske Wo ter Counsel Feira and ity seare Of axe tay become mone, | forsés Fee—In the early part of Octovec Late bere of the association. is torty years a re eorgeously attired woman, of comiu vu Howe water dotate We | igure: and features oF dacsiing beanty, lent.) After dehate it was jected, aud cing adjourned: at the office of Mr. J. 5. Iurenthaly-s ring BEES Hee S odin ng young attorney, at No.5 Courtiand street, aud A Genteet Lookine Man Caarsrp wita | inform d bim that she wanted to prosecute a ADING MATT satay, | case for a divorce from her husband on # scount of bis abanaonment snd crnel treatment. She gave her name us Mrs. FrarcisMahew, residing n the west side of liatmstead street, between en ond Caroline streets. She stated her gricvances at great length and agreed ty pay Mr. Kosenthat the suia o W) a8 4 retainer and $500 in case be suce: Rosenthal drew ap the p legal orm, and a mo-t voluminous docats jroved tojbe, ‘eserit ing in the minute-t way the various ernetiies the lady complained of. Two days later he, in company with a ma trate, visited the lady at her rasiden 2 to ot her signature to the petition. She grected them in a triendly wey and hinted to the mas- ee } ieirate to step into aback parlor to enable her At Ford’s Opera lfouse the | to uave a few moments’ conversation with her and vivacious Lotta appears thia | counsel. She stated tohim ia substaace tuat the Heroine of tue Light- | since their last interview she had sven her hus- reat it of last season, and of | band in Philadelphia, aad tur ceasvus best irers will be on band in forca. known to herself, an! a prospect o1 & reconcil- > Lingards this evening ought to fil! the | iat.on, she begged bin to forego the signature ttheator sring, as they do, in | and the filing of the petition (or thrity days, as’ great act play of “Diane, or the | when *he would pay (he retainer. He wrote to Prey of the G for the first time'in this | her at the expiration of the period for further ; Wm. Horace Lingard appears in his | instructions, and she-replied directing him to Sketehe ‘et the petition remaia, but not to have it tiled fresh and Officer Mal- 0 custody a genteel looking man . Michaux, on a charge of roo- | g the book store or Mr. Krad. Adams. ‘The | cers state that this man puts on a sanctimo- nions air.and speaks of his counection with t Young Men’s Christian Ascociation, by whie mears he wins contdence. He is held for a he: ings : same officers have also found evidence © ol grand larceny sgaia-t Aud dackson, cuicred, charged with rubbing the Owen House some time ago. This case will e up betore the next term of the Criminal The numerous attractions st the Theater | tl he beardfrom her again. Days ant weeks Tomique form an entertainment which, furex- | pa sed by but po me: sage reaching Mr. Rosen- nee av, is ecarcely equaled by any | thal, he wiote to, a:d calle t per: y Upoa eral mes She promi-ed him his ery occasion, but as sho failed to keap word he lost pa ience, and commences a to compel payment of tac money.—Ball, “8. ser of its kind in Ameri tue lady ——— fee ou ‘ON PHARMACEUTICAL Asso- be CIATION wet lest evening, Mr. W. T. Baidus in the chair and G. 8. Price secretary. Messrs. , ebitfeliy, Warren, Baides, and Gibbs pointed a3 # committee on drug law. Cole, Southall, end Price were appoint ed acommitiee to wait on honorary members hem to address the assoctation on ToRS Decorate TARR TMAT Visitors wou pene- rial offices of western news- eg at the decorations which Diagcams of enor- » labeled © Foot of Ciacianatt laty, 7 or ‘Foot of Chicago laty, 17% are drawn in colored chalk upoa the whitewashed walis; while over the editor’ 1 detk is displayed in }.rge lettars the memoran- ¢a. “Susan B. Authony, born B. suppress the actual date); and scettered over the table are plaster models varying from six to thirty inches in length, and labeted, “Kars of the editor of" wh atever newspapers are re- arded by the occup«nt of tha rooui as rivals to bisown. The story may be, to come extent, an exaggeration of the tu:t; bat when it is're- membered that in cvery western newspaper which boasts possessi m of a hamorous editor we are sure of tinding dally reterence to the ears of rival editors and the reet of the ladies of west- ern cilies other than that in which the partica- lar newspaper in quastion Is printed, besides jokes on the age of Mra. Antuony, it’ is plain that the story muet haye some foundation ia | fact—y. ¥. ble. which was accepted. Lhe pre dent read very alle paper on glycerine. Mr. PHT. Hines read a very interesiing paper on the maragement of a drug store, Kc. ptchcetladi Son boca, Sap Drown oF 4 Lirrie Girt —Abont I2o’elock yesterday a little girl, three years of age, named Catherine Broum «an, while playing with ber little brother onsome ice which had Yormed on sth street extended, where the con- tractor bad thrown out the earth, broke through am! wae drowned. Coroner Patterson was called, but held no inquest, giving it as bis opin- jon that st was accidental. The body was turned over to the parents for burial. peertssetl-tpactonas THE Wasrincton MONUMENT Assocra- Ticr.—The board of managers of the Washing ton National Monument Society heli ite regu- lar meeting to-day, Mecsrs. John B. Blake, J. Corroil {Brent, C. H. Nichols, J. G. Berret and award Clark present. The secretary (Mr. Brent) reported 277 subscriptions during the past month, amounting to $5.321.50. A form oi | appeal t the Peopteot the country was adopted. terling silver tea, table spoons ed with four-ounce plate, re | to-day. se goods will take ver for along time. #7" George A. Sala bas & turn-up nose, also an CHEATING THE LAW OrricEas. funny thing transpired iu Queen Anna’s county theotherday. Constable Lezg, ot Hall’s Cross Roads, had arrested a colored man namet Tay- lor Robinson, who is accused of stealing a horse from another colored man, some wecks ag». Kobingon, it seems, tled the’ state and came to Deiaware, where Leis also said to haye stolen a Garriago froma man near TownseniL. Last week alizactive wife: Mr. Legg came ap with Kobinson, and arresting , 7 vow | BiB, couveyed him b store Esquire Tareman for Ba Two cents should be the legal fare If you | commitment. The constable ere un lertook to soma Sar eae { sanction justice with his revolver, at least ho Se Tho wild cats they shoo: in Connecticut | grew it from his pocket and held it in bia hand with thirty pounds. during the hearing, but during tho investiga- on university has aclass study- | tion he attempted to pass the weapon to cle ‘Two ot them are young women. | mugistrate, when the prisoner seized it and ran, . Robert Toombs fell down stairs in | making good his eseape.— Wilmington (De!.) the other night and injured the beauty | Comme of his nose. 5 s ” ty RDEMANN AND His FortcNnus.—Acconi- ea’ The Hoston News remarks that as things | 41, tq an interviewer of the Philadelphia Evens are now going wo shall soombave sacred San- | in2 Seraid, Mr. Gardemanu, the ex-priest of hi leosmipivioiige : St’ Bonifacius German Catholic eburch of that S7the Montreal people are moving toward | city, intends to become a Philadelphia lawyer. the erection of a first-class hotel in that city to | Since he has not delivered the deeds of his seat cost £500,000, snd to be called the Windsor } estate to the bishop, be eays ha will now take Hotel. the property back, aad that, with the money he A vory e7Tho jary in the case of Woodward, on | hes, will make him worth 312.000, which is a trial at New Castle, Delaware, for killing the | great deal more than many begin the study or boy Lukens, for stealing chestnuts on his place, | practice of law upon. He says lia sister, too, yesterday rendered a verdict of ‘not guilty.’ hes lett the church, and that she is not engaged 7 Kev. Dr, Talmage, of Brooklyn, in a card, | to be married to Father Baumeister. ‘There proclaims his readiness t9 meet the libelsait of | was avery strong friendship between the two, Vitebell, the e<-commauicated member of his | but it has somewhat cooled, and neither party ‘cburch.” entertain the idea of entering into a lite part- B7-A gushing poet asksin the first line of a | Dership. recent clusion, “How many weary pilgcims | Tie BeccneR-T11.Tos Osse has reached the lies” We give it up, bat experience hastaught | Court of Appeals, and was heard yesterday on ue there are & good many. & motion made by the counsel of Beecher to re- w7The Citizers’ bank, of Philadelp! nm | verte the cecision of the Coutt in Brooklyn de- institution chartered by the state of Pennsyl- | nying Beecher a biliof particulars. The coun- yania, suspended payment of checks yesterday. | eel for Beecher made an elaborate argument, Precident Wiegand says that the bauk will re- | which wus replied to briefly by the counsel for sume business to-morrow. Tilton, The logic of the Tilton cave is that the ilanthr: went to Ari- | demana € first Instance of a Piso ons aie the In see and try to | mand of the times and places of an imaginary touch their better feelings, and he came home | fact. biel bear es Eacne ve ees | bead fered bows about , i eeamie ures Gee the govera- | cr place could rot bo mentioned’ As itis, the court would not be justified in loading a suitor with the infamy of meditated teand per- jury. The court took the papers and will an- pource the decision in a day or two.—N. ¥. Her- ald, 2d, Tag New Yoru Sunday Amusement Law. — Biank petitions are circulating for signatares prayiig the Legislatare to repeal the statata probituting theatrical and operatic performan- ces on the Sabbath. It is the intention of those who ure pushing the movement to have these petitions as pumerous as powuble in order to make a Gemorstration at Albany as soon as the Legislature assembles, but the Sabbath Obsery- ance Commitiee will not be behind them in ps- fitioning the osher way. They have already had foter Governor-elect, Mr. ment $1,000 to carryon the wer, a2" Jef. Davie is having great success with his Teigaived directing the operations of & eidar- s ie sofa ic ores then ‘guiding the destinies of a rebel con- federac; «7 John Baier, a German, aged fif., Te, keeper of 8 lager beer ealcon'in Balttuoro, committed suicide yesterday morning by haug- ing bhimeelf toa bed-post. Tae cause was in- “ag-The Or legislature has passed a bill a7 The Oregon I ure a enabling any pereon who loses money gambling to recover double the amount lost. Toe result is that poker players deal the worst bie Lands to themselves aud four aces to their op- ents. “won the first day of the Semaine des Morta the cemeteries of Paris were visited by an enormons crowd. The number of wi at immortelles and fresh flowers deposited by the visitors on the tombs is est'mated at more than @ million. r Ser NetkwRhitanding = that om — and written sgainst if, the ose cf horse an mule flesh tof food 1? rapidly spreading in A New Fietp ror Strona -winpsp Women, Peru may vet prove a paradiss for the woman tnffrage agitators. A young lady of Cuzco, the old ©) of Jee bas applied for permitdon to study fi gree of ductor of laws. The Peruvian minister ot justice has replied thar Paris, it betng the chief ded of tos poor, wh» | the laws of the ae Tecognizs no sach . Ube high prica demauded for | ference between the sexes 96 would prevent & — ai woman being a lawyer. va. Fleteliae > | miners and the ra‘lroad emp oe, Your a, Goops Marker. — The ank+g:ving holidays interrupted the course of business, aud transactions daring the wack | Mere only moderate in the amoant. The market for cotton IS Was quiet as @ . but there was g liberal movement of cot- | tpn tannels ard print cloths, both of which are stropg, especially the latter. There was a stcady but moderate inquiry for brown,bloa hed snd colored cottons, corset jeans, drilla an dcot | supply of immediate wants, and cod not been materially inereased even it price conse sions Lad been offered, which was nyt the case with corporation goods at least. The print market was quite active for the season, and the sales of side-bavds reached an Important az- tegate amount. Stocks of the most tas’stul ark maddcr fapeles have bee mo greatly re. Gaced. ord there jseven a probability of th go. ds becoming scarce within the next thirte days. Freeman's datk fanctes were mar\ ntoTy cen ein onler to met the market apart frem which there w reno price var. Hons dm ‘ng trada, fur worsted coatings, | 2 3 A 3 4 FY 2 2 5 3 3 : fancy ca compara’ mand In the near ta! | 8 moderate scale. Thedemand for heavy woo | ens was ofa band-to-moath charact stuneres end doeskins. e freed e f-rmese with ind.cat.ve of ali re, andthe two latteron some important sa) cassmeres were made to clot jobbers at low rregalir tiga-e: pellents and satinets were sovers ly te demand, wool flannels. w: nest for small rea -o panke’s continued ta ord rakes moved s'ov with the importers d the week, and tran: smalls approaching bolic IncANY FROM Fa the celebration of a wedding at S Gecrge L. Ackert was shot in which the festivities were bois One ofa por ington.” By jused, ard it w he would lesa the Ackert appeared betu fourteen of the par:y tr'ed before Judge Barra: Charies Turpen, who re 0: Straatsburg. "Provio he Gia notstem to p n case, but on convicti ng himssit waable to pay his portion of th tine, and imagining that his in ity to raise the required sum Would consign him to Sing Sing, he becama greatly exercised in mind and worried contina- ally. So serious w > ailec| e thoughts that he refused to eat or ba comforted in any way. Finally his reason broke down completely, and he fell a prey {> insanity. At times he imagines the officers ate atter himeand during these spells he will drop on hi and in supplicating tones exclaim, “1 w. hard for you, ordo anything Lean, bu send me to Sing Sing!” deci abont am to his arre h indeon Kiver Asylain on Tuesd is thovg’ a hop is asate’ at Was Intended atthe out eet to be a little harmless sport. A Hewaw N Sour Rock —The Osage Mission I sl, of Kansts, eaysthat human skull was recently found near that place imbedded in @ solid rock, which ws t open by blasting, Dr, Wierls, of O29 ston, cotapared it with @ modern sknil wh bad in his office, aud found that thoneh { sembled the Jatter in general shape, it wes | inch and a qnarter larger in its greatest diam { ter, and mach better developed in som 9 particulars. He Tr ts that of tha er. wm of the bumat Of larg size bedded in conglomerate rock of the class, and foun! several teet below the s» Parts of the frontal}. p tal b were carried away by the explosion. ‘The 1 of rock holding the rema’ns weighs some tor'y pound?, with marine shells, and throu, a vein of quartz, aud w t crystalized organic mutter, which by the alio A microscope presents a beaut ital appearancs.” either Lyell nor Hugh Miller, it is sta" ny of the rest of the ant report anything soremarka’ at Osage Mission x nearest to it, bat found in loam on! surface, le t im solid’ rock. Moyers Go: TBSTING Tak Kigur or Fou A KAILROAD.—A telegram irom City, Dece l,eays: The Bingham railroad company have been meeting tor = ime past with seri F sion of their rowt the railroad cross! the canyon. For contined to rolling r employed grading sone were arre days ago a mine ing, chased the 0 er] loyes with road r per- for th ence. Som? tew ma they were cruss- wer and all the ra lroad ry ritle, having fired seve- He was a 1 and ptacod iso engaged sideut y and 6n Saturday the vi and ail the employe were arrested on complaint of a miner, aud brovght betore a justice of the peace pally taking possession of mining pro four indictments were toand to « with intent to kill, itis thy principal parties’ will prompt legal measures a press the disiothances the war betw gbttuat general. s 1 NCE y, of Paiterson, bearsa very st Semblance to Attorney General G Geveral Hoxsey, in bis active business pu hes occasion t0 itavel a great deal through the streets of Patterson, where, for the pa t few Gays, he bas been very much annoy~d by m>- ics and working men mistaking him for ilchrist, and demanding of him when ths in lis are going to start, the shops commence work, and the ‘good times are to come, th promised them in his speech at the House.” They have vote: the democratic t, and they want Gilchrist to keep his promis. 11 is only ater the general established his ident ina few emphatic words, that these delnde! men tind how very much ‘mistaken tuey har» been in their customer. General Hoxser don't talk the nonsense of Gile! C like him. If these mistakes continua, G Hoxscy thinks be will have to disguise his p toni) appearance to rid himselt of anes cawed by Gilehrist’s magnitic: Tue Svic AN WHO Dicin ATYLY Pnerarep HERSEL? FoR Dg vrs tall, red-whiskered German ran into tue Thir- tieth street police station yesterday aul sad that his wife, Adolphine Baumgartner, had saul and killed herselt in their hom tn the base- ment of 137 West Nineteenth street. He said that when he reached home at 4 o’¢ she was sitting in a rocking chair, her bead thrown back, ber hands lying in her lap, anta butio: hole in ber side three inches beiow the heart. A heavy, old-fashioned German pistol was lyingon the floor, with three cartridges inta>t Mrs. Baumgartner thirty-eight years of age. She dressed herself in clean, whita el thing. and carefully arranged ber brown hair be she kilied herself—N. ¥. Sun, 21. LooxinG FoR Caantiz Ross —One of oar merchants stepped out of hig place of business the other day in rainerd into the waretoa:: to geta customer a picce of park. W! dedyed back into the store with his mea covered the customer occupying @n unusaa!!; awkward relation to bis money drawer, aul yelled out, “I say, what are you doing there.” The cuss kind of dug out from bebind that counter, and, as he assumed the proper location fora customer to cceupy in another man’s store,—ou the south side of the counter—he stammered out, “Oh, I was just—ahem!—! wert arouml there to—ahem!—was jasc—l thought—I was just looking around there t abem !—I thought maybe littie Charlie Ross in under the counter, like !"” ‘THE HOUSE RAILWAY just opened in Paris promises to be very popular and syccesst: ‘The cars are smail, being arranged for twenty eight passengers, ten of whom stand on the platforms; but (and here is a suggestion for an improvement in our horse-car system) those who stand up are counted a# second-class pas- sengers and pay a reduced fare. The cars are drawn by one horse, but & second is attached in going up hill. The prices are according to distance, being four, eight and twelve cents, this lest for about seven and a half miles, for the first class, and hait as much for the second class. Other lines are soon to be opened. Ir THE SKIRTS Of gentlemen's coats continne 1) grow at this corprising rate, @ masculine style of looping-up will have to be deviee!, or Ife the poor creatures will have to hoid them with that back-actioned, crooked-elbow atti+ tude of the left arm, which seems to be the poses mode with the — a which ives them an appearance of alot of pretty par- idges vainly Or to tack their heads under their wings, poor th: Boston Gazettes Baxknuurtcy Deciston.—The United States District Court of Marsachusetts recently de- cided thata bankrupt under exam!pation by a crecitor is entitied fo make any explanation or additional statementswhich may be necessary to complete or wake clear any matters conc ori- ing which be has been examined, and to this end may be questioned by his counsel, and that he ts not bowad to pay the fees of the register for taking this part of the exsmination. Sma rrox has developed itselfin the New Jersey asylum for the Insane at Snake Hill, Hoon county, ia that State. Dr. Hidy, superintendentoi that in-titation, is numbered among the sick. S7-'Sweial fusion Is what iey ea!l marriage oat west. 87-The Lord High Chancellor ot Eugland has junguea the Sas of Dr. Kepealy from the Hgtot the Quceu’e couns. was topace, but their distcibation was for the more | | FENANCIAL AND Commencrac. | Washirgtom Stock Ex: Dee s Y stations jurnasaca by Middleton & Co., bankers, * | Cietauticn wee the resid witan's | LMCTURE COURSE. | the meettog of the Washington Stock Exchance & —— S —t rat ga ne} | Literary and Selentific Attractions, » mt Notional Bank, @ bid; Gu: BCIESTIFIC DIFis1ON Back, 5 bid. Sunity bis? ret B.S. MORS A, 6 percent | Two Leotores at " | Rev, BE. ©. BOLLES Dec i> . Two Lee th " i Pref. PEYRY MORTYN 5, “7 Teo Lectures cat wlor"” and Plavresemce All the Sciertific Lectares will be PROFCERLY # ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED. yn | K SALE OF SEAReN "AST tthe Seed, Mark course ot T Ry fer BY cm aes ss bid, 9 asked, aA a Parraxtena's, 4¥™ Seventh street, THOMSDAT. MOBBING. vcr Ag: with Bescrved & Literary diets ce 30. Bar's ar of a B24, at 10 O'clock. Price, 8, Single Meacrsnd Seats forthe TSoente. sek on and after Oc 3, Bec circulars and earde for ty OXWEALTA BOAEDING 1 (USE AND 788s Nato, 28 Bridge jorar rr aND aeiting « tore. £3.—Btocksactive, Money r ‘ “Gocte Re ray rar ‘ ete, octet N SaViNGSHAN YD, ©, HIGH STREET me Ns December 8.49, mh) Bogisnd hasdicreas 11 ok ‘The prepertion of ba: Greaexce ’ ‘ iF, which lat week wesél. perct, Bank house, » 2. = Ye “ _ oa “4 -- — ng Bnw nese on end Oar CITY ITEMS. squad wegeleeser | Axorper Lor of Ladies’ Seal Sacqis H.W. BARRETT Osennen eOeS. Peeet tens, Ci received at James ¥. Davis’ Sons,u>. | Peunsyivania avenue, under trop. | B.Potktenors. Tae 2. Ableobelt, | Hotel. | Benty Dickson, w Fo W Jones, oe BieysA Sou, BO ‘Thee, Koowiee, Fer-Tor Lixgp Kin Groves jgatent epring | Shir ano ts and othe-wire, from $1 to £4 per pair | (PUB SES Eerapiisnmen arge variety of Skin Gloves in <'2°k, .copt . — finest Kid to the heaviest nm. With ectarged Premios, im L osehinery Cloth Gloves, Silk Gloves, Knit Gloves. me bag fe the cou-tcy, tm foot Every article the Lest of irs hind. { dist betoste cur tris anne es One Price Onty. screen - Pree mi vent as tay have hoes our tepu- bation fp the OUE Rorro is EXUELSIC” ba Dyets 1) Sting Ladio, Drowa, Shaws, gues, thio eu! egg oN, &o, &¢, Geut's Coates At home toeversbedy from Ta. m ur ennaet | Saturdaye trove 7a. ca, wut fi.the oid tend estalliehed 1S, now ivlete in ite phtry. Brergtkaly cone 0 e a } -- 2to . ee eae } dat Prige’s Jewelry Siore, No.4 SyB-tr 69 Jofterson treat. Georgetown, DD. i ear 4d. street. ' Sa 2 = H ¢ Messrs. Shoomaker & | LADIES GOODS. € ‘Sone Of the institutions of j a ty one annot te eyualed in FWi9 Ni AND ATYI Stetes.” 1a its constraction it is lar j . y Ds and comfortable, free of all spp | ave eras ady. In ite ein is at once i ractive and p The cou choicest Wir wded wiih Brandies, Whisks Liq ead Wines sparkling and i success utteade maker & Hertz tention given to The ba riety uf the articles tuld Topol s MI LINERY DAVIS’. life, eutectein th the se cas little atte ation, fatal to thousand agh is one of OK BARGAINS IN FaNcy jeire but GOODs x te aration ie mrme DAVIS’, ion This epee A cough is the neum atic member that. Annililate the danger by extinguishing tue complaint. 7 MEALS BWSIL YOU BE every drug store. 1 of He nd and Tar will, iu every | e€, etect a perfect cure Of the threaten | i « wea FE Tu Se2eer. t causing 4 ————— = ——— ie pants abet ning Avene bf SKAWNKRET BAS JUST pasate a8 eit a es leat tL retorp d trom Paris with ach vole Teoth- A: ke Drope—Oure in ton of FBENOK BONBETS auc E 38 v oj i hers mytiy mt dt ¥ 3. Ip YOU WANT to keep p MAKING in all ics bracches. 1107 P suaylvanta Four Wily one of those easy-runt AXente, o8cr Gait's Jewelry Store, ed 88 North Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Charles street, Baltimore & LACIES-ATTENTION: i WaVy PLVE AND BEAL RROWwN ) ELVETS BILKS BIDBONS, PAATUE 3B, save you hundred: inthe curse of aringle year. E parments, Instruction= given at your residen: y Agency, 4:1 Pennsylvania avenge. pee attr Ree TaR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANE, corner of New Yo: ¢ avenue snc 15th street. pays 5 per ccnt. per annum on deposite foreach calen ier < mona, Savking hour-,9%04, Saturdsys.9 to r HATS. dand te, d ZB, sits tyfesyae sna biane ons BNIEvis Bue Peewe: Blvaulage to exert sour stock Darition- mauvais ongies, suignes avec acces UTTON JOUVIY E 2) GLOVES, par le locteur Wuite, Ouiropediate, No. L ste t, opposite te Treasury department. MRS. M. J. KON, ——— ~ To we creep of Rupture wear the Elastic rat —S Truss, 2 5 Penneylwania avenue northwest. 5,0 FURS. FUiS. ae ag ees TRY TB ELastio Taves, 235 Pennsylvania _- avenue. _ 5 Our stock of LADIES’ MISSES’ AN) CHTLD- TER t KCER BRWING MACEINS baler ofiaty | BEN'S FULs are now complete, em boar ali the wers ®t: fe. Styles Oud Vero.ios adopted for this wesson's wear, ise ~ ——= | SRA BACOUES ant SETTS, SEAL VAPS ond HATS FOR LADIES, BLACK ¢ BROWN LY ALASKA MARTENS MUFF and BOS 4; CHINCBILLAS for Ladies aud Mies «, And the Dark an¢ Desirsbie MINK MUYF, B. end OOl EL *hs, Gentlemen's WALKING and DETVING Caps, pold-sra WILLETA & HOUFR, LADibs’ Furs. Beal Brin FACUT! Sil, ae? Beal Bhi MU Y Mink Sabie 2U Fed Cpe 1 Coon BET BLACK MARTIN BE. ei bw eat market Misses’ SETS. & Lecies oid Misses BEAL SKIN CAPS. BH. STINE METZ, rand Purrier, ST Penurivanis avenge. OGREAT SUCCESS3.” LARGE SALES—QUIKK REDUCTIONS, a { Set. Seliiy ef Selling! Rusting! Forcing! Drivia BULND TO RZLUCB STOCK. TOO MANY GOODS. BULFALO Hay SHELL BUFFaio. BL BPOD | BazHixG NOU ENOUGH MON | BANDA Ee ' The CPOWN T arrepted perfest. Bor every or Will be cen. The ssue ec wih Bale Bre sah onaten W. & THOMPSUS,P Tse Mes- SELMA RUPPERT’S STAMPING AND EMBROIDELY PEPOT, 614 97m Breser, Orresiam Parent Orvics, ES, "ON BS. ‘ {OOMBS, { LETERMIND TO SELL. povto-ly PURCHASE NOW uy oe Y Or hard. Dar, And com ter — 4ND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE. | pitta ys it as ns Wt Pa rope Embroidered Oushi ove, Shpper Cares, hate ‘Strips en4 SLIPPESS on Osovass, Cloth or Vetwet. Biers tarantino w, a ‘4 é a ire: £ Bi 5 BO Beakon stone. o*** * *P'SNyi 905 Pennsylvania avenue, (mp stairs.) ELECANT PONNETs aby BOUND HATS, FRINCH FLOWERS, FEATHERS, BIBDS, VELVETS AND SILKS, Which will be soldat very low rates. nov?-tr ADIES WOULD DO WELL TO CALL ABD EB FINEST HAIB BEAIDS MADE TO Ue" = ‘WILLIAN'’S. ae iat cables" UapEMoa is AesoRr. Bors? CLOTHING @4BLE BROTHERS, MERCHANT 2A1LOKS ¢FINBCLOTHIB&S, povid-tr__ Cerner 7tb and D Streets N.W. TES Bi DUACK TEA AT $0 ORNTS Pas M®.c8 ee