Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1875, Page 4

Weather Probabilities To-day. Orrice oF CHIEF SIGNAL OrFic. WASHINGTON <3. For : Alle and v « T pressure tant winds Nner.clear or partly, cloudy weather, W ht rain ajoug the coast {om Cape Hatteras to Cape Henry. LOCAL RECORD. ‘The thermom: ‘Tue START 5; Wa. n LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals, »r Hempler’s auction to-night. treet lamps will be lighted to-night , and extinguished at 2.45 a. m. pothecaries and physicians to the r were paid yesterday. Represcutative elect John H. Hyman, of | lina, is in town, staying at ness office of follows: 3 @. m., 2pm. 7) tion of Israel church will lostan Island on ne lth, in aid of their ehureh. <.of P., of Richmond, Va. ursion to this city, r Assoc give a grand pienie at 4 Thursday. J fant was found corner of “land D | A dead ce erday ev ts. Silas Ta. and for a lor, a well-known colored man, the employ of Messrs, Harvey & Holden as cook, died this morning | of drepsy his resklence In South Wash- | ington } f the Metical lety of the rgetown Univ y last night | buildi x Sting paper chinkit oo the rai- Park Seminary. Mrs. Miss Annie T. Smith | in the presi large pum friends. The programme was & very enter- taining one, consisting of songs, recitations, alog GES, plano se ton has just close a session {three and a-half days at Mount Vernon, during which they received the Governor of Virgin companied by the board of visi- tors of the Virginia legislature. and many nguished ladies and gentiemen. The | ward of visitor g their attention pelation, passed a ¥ commendatory of its con- | expressive of their friendly co- dis « « The ae by Mr. G. position nce Of the office of the treasurer W. Riggs, who occupied the same | nthe = of the association, tion to all the friends Col. Hol- | ston successfully is perceptible in | of the estate. Is subject ¢ of the assoc The work Lingswe during «lt vouchers of the them ina thoroughly inous sta With a roc lowing officers:— steward. W. th nsuranee lowing ec . James €. n M. Broadhead, Dr. Daniel k. James ©. MeGuire, John Ke F. B. MeGuire, John Panty. M.G. y. Dr. J. M. MeCalla, J. V Jonald. glers’ association he 1 x last evening, and elected the follow- E officers President, S. viee resident, N n Wiart + Theo. | rriebus; treasurer, Samuel Brereton. The | tion is reporter ond to be in a very pros- No. 131, of the A. J. 0. K. 1. mized at their hall, ¢ er oth | D streets, & noOrnir Three dei- Grand Lodge of Philadeiphia $s from Monumental Lodge grees: aller which the foil officers were elected:—J. Lewis, M. Cohen, JH ul ten dete lectedt 1. Hirsh, and O. Frind rs Jones and Branswick and Officers Cone and elivered addresses. TATIONS.—The first m e Capitol Hill Co-operative Buite Was held last night at Witt very largel ION Wass riation proc for the enst e fi resnit :-—C. M. Parks, | N. Meeker, viee president, G. F J. H. Maret elected attor Edson any mittee, a srs. Meeker, ‘ommittee. nting mir k from attene or treasy € month! present nm MO Was sok at ap aver- age prema e thly meeting of the Building Association e Y.M.. A. lecture president. Dr. J Sold tvanees on premium af 151 per for Wm. E. Chea J. Ford Thom «l Peter So Ist day of € plaint Dw as K ups in emises and t n of the pr from, there jess. And | Koos "He A Max Ken # to his residen where Drs. Hartiga on rendered medical fear that Hughes is ix lly and 4: ously, — ANT RULING TO THE Bar.— Court this morning in the pany against powtant custom Abrabam aud others, an im- pint was decided. Heretofore the has been In taking depositions, in es. outside of the District of Co- to have &@ commission issued with Tleh Leterrogatories aad cross. interroga- tories. But in the above case after argument the court decided that under the 61d “rlies have the right to have such de- positions ” oraily before one of the ex- 4uniners of the court or a special examiner appointed for the purpose, precisely as is dene in taking testimony within the juris- ‘on of the court. ——— as A Cry For Heir. e have recety fou with this caption and signa’ 4 ! asking the Influence of Tak directors of he Metropolitan Railroad company In the metter of running & car on the eastern section of their route carly enonch in the moruing to aecommo- ‘ast purchasers at the | west, got Into a guarrel, during whiciz rket ou their return home. We Washington struck Soonans a blow on the are free to say that this is a want the meet- head th an axe, splitting bis skall and | ing of which would, r judgmeot, pay | making a dangerous if not fatal wound. | ihe company “hile aecommotating the | Wa-hingtoa made his eseape. Drs. J. H. i “many ladies” wo have asked us to eall at- tex lo the matter. —_-—___ SANCTIFICATION MEETIN: ings for promots were hel te Sunday Misse avenue, between Jd and 4i¢ street are now held in the Metropolitan M. E. ehureh, ast evening Rav. Mr. Inskip the worls “Be ye holy” (1) i ard lth verse.) There will be @ meeting each da m., exelngively for few r tembers of all de- vices at night, | train bad arrived up, and it was explained | Managers, and read the | have | ferred to a committee, and, after some de- | Berry were chosen as the committee on ac | trustees, to E | Tuttle, lots | Moore, part lot 9. square | At i o'cloek Uris morning. THE MARYLAND OUT%AGE. Continued Excitement ?,¢ Odenton. [Special Correspomlence ¢f the sar.) DENTON, ANNE AReNpEL Co., Pp} ! June Sth, 1875. re of The Sier-—Tye excitement eonse~ quent on the arrest Yesterday of Simuns, the Hlack men whe committed an outrage on the yerson of Miss Adelaide Jackson. near tifis piece on Saturday, as related In my letter to you yesterday. continued until late at night, ard ‘there is apparently no diminution of ieeiing this morning. The conduct of the Anprepolis train men and others was the sub- ject_of sbarp comment, and Conductor Brewn’s course In aiding the conveyance of the prisoner to Annapolis was severely criti- cised. Later in the day when the Annapolis that Brown was ordered by Governor Groome to back his train to get the prisoner on board the feeling against him sabsited. It appears that on the morniog train down from An- nepolis was Governor Groome, Hon. Barnes Compton, state treasurer; Mr. A. P.Gorman, president of the C. and 0. Canal company, and others. After the train had started Mr. Compton noficed the guards with the pris- oner, and called the Goverror’s attention to them. Governor Groome ordered the orake- man to stop the train. He replied that he could not do it without the consent of Cap- tain Brown. The Governor told him to go forward and see the conductor, and followed him, and the Governor requested him to stop the train. explaining the reason. Mr. Brown demurred, but the Governor there would be a mob and lynchi if the Was not taken on the train, and he (th> Governor) would stand between the conduc for and the company, and, as executive of the state. he ordeted the train to go back. Captain Brown replied if be took that stand he wonld obey. The train was then backed, ard aftera fight in which the prisoner was Jerked on and off the train several tin those in charge of the prisoner sueceeded keeping him ledgedin the Annapolis jail. It is stated that during the fight no pistols were drawn, and tha’ the only firearms observable were the muskets of Gailor and Cole. Cc. ——— Oak Hill Cemetery. MEETING OF LOT HOLDERS, RE- PORTS OF OFFICERS, ETC. The annual meeting of the lot holders of Oak Hill Cemetery was held yesterday after= n n the cars, and he was safely ANNUAL noon at the secretary’s office of the cemetery company. The meeting was called to order Mr. C. M. Matthews, president of the board of managers; Mr. James Gozler, sec- y. The chairman stated the object of the meeting was the election of a board of ANNUAL REPORT. It states that “The main item of improve- ment during the past year has beemthe erec- tion of four large propagatiag houses, which proved valuable (in connection with the one heretofore built,) for the preservation and propagation of plants for the ornament- ation ofthe grounds and for sale to lot_hold- holders for the decoration of their lots. While expenditure on this account has been consid- erable, amounting to the sum of $3,006.07, the hoard feels persuaded that when opportunity for the purehase of plants is offered to lot ders sales will be remunerative and a gen- al use of flowers will be encouraged, while the stock available to the company for pub- lie purposes is greatly enlarged. Since April ©, 1874, there have been of original i otal interments for year ending April 30, 155, 301; (an excess of 52 over the er reported for the year ending April which, added to the estimate! nam- ber of Interments since the organization, t01S, makes total mumber- of interments to 3.31%; the sales of single sites been 20 in Bumber. the receipts being jes of lots 7 in number, the receipts <3; total receipts from sale of sites and ary shows total re- ad dishurs: cash on band April Debts outstanding April : . The bonds, notes and securities of company amount to $67.00. This is an ress of five thousand dollars over the ut reported for year ending April 30, FLECTION OF MANAGERS. The meeting proceeded to elect’ managers, and Messrs. C. M. Matthews, J. C. Harkness, M. W. Galt, and Thos. Berry were selected. A LIST OF LOT OWNERS. Mr. A. Buebly offered a resolution: That the board of managers be directed to have prepared and printed in pamphlet or book | form a complete list of the names of lot own- ers, together with the number and location of cach lot, and the number of feet contained therein, with such other information as may be useful or interesting to those owning ground, with as little delay as may be con- | sistent with a correct and faithful perform- | ance of the object. and a copy be furnished to €ach person owning ground in the cemetery. Dr. Tyler moved that the resolution be re- | bate, the motion was adopted, and the reso- | lv 9" bad referred to Dr. Tyler, A. Buchiy, a . Hyde. A meeting of the newly-elected board of managers was then called, and Mr. ©. M. Matthews was elected president, and James Gozler secretary. Messrs. Matthe and counts. —= —— Rrar Estate Teansvers.—t. foot to Light- W. Phillips, part lot 3, square Rich. M. Potts to. Sarah L. . square 791; 85. Kilbourne hane, trustees, to Kenneth R. Cobb, part square 35,000. Stickney & Plant, trick Diggins, lot 3), square Wm. A. Gordon, jr., triste, part lot (2, square 212; si ite et al. to Alex. Elliott, jr., lot 31; $2,290, Wm. B. Hill, ‘trustee, et al., to George Baeroft, lot 4, 5.and part J. square 1%; <1. George W. ‘Stickney to Margaret Hetzel, lots 36 and ‘7, snare ter Tuttle, trustee, i> Mary F 7 and 3s, squareys, $5,100. Marl Roberts to Basil Baden, part lot 1, square 154; <4,000. Kenneth bb to J. Gales 5.23. Wm. J. square Six; . Beaumont, | =1,5cP. A.B. Kelly. Ww Sibley to John Little, lot 13 00. B.C. King to pert lot 2, square 166; » S. P. Robert- | on to Charles T. Davis, lot §, square 316: $1. Reuben 8. Parks to Charles T. Davis, lot 15, | re 625; $5,000. Charles T. Davis to Rea- ben S. Parks, part lot 9, square 513; $9,300. C. H.W. Junken to Ch Kenned lots 14, x $5,775. James W. S. F. Emmons, part lot MeGenneil to Chas. . George H. et al., lot 93, Andrew Han- e H. Rathbone, lots 16 and +100. Robert Strong to Sar ‘ + part lot 2, square 726; 35.400. to Robert Strong, lots 1, 2,3, 4, . and 16, in squar prer to George Bo: PERMITS have been issued by vector Plowman as follows:—Hugh M¢ four three-story and basement dwel S, horth side of E 8 tween sth and 7th eas Edw Gorma: two-story brick building for tores, 28 by 40 feet, south side New between Mth and 1th streets on. B.A. W sement dwellin n JG 13 by ue, ard north side € northwest; ni 13th streets liek, two two-story S feet, ne dwelling, 16 by between 15th and 16th sti ¥, an olf and esteemed citizen of East Washington, died At bis residence 10th Street southeast, yesterday, in the 78th year of his age. Mr. MeCathran entered the navy yard during the a*an apprentice, and has worked there ever since—for several years past as master wheeiright. Mr. McC. had been a member of the M. E.chureh for about half a century, and was @ most exemplary man, modest and unassuming, and was generally esteemed. He was the father of Capt. Donald | McCatbran and policeman Frank MeCath- ran. His funeral will take place from the ith street M. E. chureh to-morrow, at 3 o'clock. es THE PATAPSCO-SCHUYEPEILL REGATTA. Major Batley, president of the Analostan club, and Col. Jones, president of the Poto- mac of this District, have gone to Baltimore to attend the regatta there this afternoon. Two races are on the carl. The first rece will be fer the championship of the Patapsco navy, three home crews contending for the honors in their waters. fhe second race, the great event of the day, will be between crews selected from the Patapsco and Schay!kill navies, Philadelphia against Baltimore. ———— A MAN’S BEAD SPLIT OPpEN—George Warhingtom Dia it with His Little Hatechet.— Abeat 9 celeck, last night James Johnson and Geor ‘ton, colored, living on 10th Strect, becween'@ and RK styeets norti- Jobnson and J.T. Winters were called and rendered medical aid § Johnson. It is thonght he cannot recover, but he was living ——_s GLYMONT, on the Potomac, with the farm, consisting of 543 acres of land, with a coa- siderable number of farm buildings, wharf, dancing pavilion, &¢ ,has been purchased by Mr. Carlton 3 for $32,000. It ig under- Stood that the usual facilities fom ery peng pervotare: —_— new tote! and @ num! tages, for the summer ise Of families, Will be erected. in the ¢ Board of Health. { REORGANIZATION—ELECTION OF OFFI- ©RKS—THE “DEATH DEPOT”—VACCINA- TION, ET¢ A meeting of the Board of Health was heid last night. Cox in the chair. THE HEALTH OFFICER'S REPORT for the weet ending June 5th was submitted, showing 414 nuisances abated; causes of death investigated. 7; burials at public ex- nse, 6; patients treated by physicians to he poor, 131; dead animais removed, 179. | Condemnations—118 bunches fish; 1,250 clams; 1.500 crabs; 750 pounds beef: 17 do. veal; 13 ~ segr Fnd Hgncgrond kale; 17 ——- rad- ishes: 16 bunches aspar: 7 bushels peas: 57 dozen cucumbers; heads lettace; heads cabbage, and 69 boxes strawberries. Animals impounded, 169; redeemed, 33; Killed, 185; proceeds realized, $31. REORGANIZATION. Mr. Langston, to whom had been referred the subjectof changing the standing rales, recommended that the first section be amen ed so as to make four principal officers, v! President, secretary, registrar of vital statis- Ues, and treasurer; also, five standing com- Anittees, viz: Finance, ordinances, sanita.y, sanitary police, and committee on epiden- ies. These recommendations were adopied. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. The board then went into an election of ofticers, Dr. Verdi in the chair. On the first baliot Dr. C. C. Cox received three votes for president, and Dr. Bliss two. Dr. Cox was declared unanimously elected. — + Mr. Marbury nominated Dr. Venti as sec- retary. The Ist, 2d, 3d, and 4th ballots each resulted, Verdi 1, Bliss 1, Marbury 1, and Dr. Bliss withdrew after the Jd h resulted: Verdi 1, Langston 2, and Marbury 2. M arbury moved that they suspend the balloting for secretary and proceed to the election of registrar of Vital statisties; agreed to. The ballot for this office stood, Bliss 1, and Langston 1. The office of treasurer was the next taken up, and Mr. Marbury was «eclared eleeted, he having received 4 votes and Mr. Langs- ton 1. Balloting was then resumed for secretary, and the 6th ballot for this office stood Cox 1, Verdi 1,Marbury 1, and Langston 2. The jth was the same with the exception at the vote cast for Dr. Cox was this time given for Dr. Verdi, The sth, $th, 10th, 11th, 12th, and 13th ballots developed no chang The 1th ballot stood Bliss 2, Verdi 1, Marbury 1, and Langston 1. 15th—Langston 2, Bliss 1, Verdi 1.and Marbary 1. Ith—Langston 2, Bliss 1, Verdi 1, and Marbury 1. REMARKS BY DR. Cox. Ir. Cox said the prejudices which assailed them from aimost every quarter at the be- ginping of their career had in a large measure relaxed as the citizens became con- vinced of their good works, and to the Board of Health is now accorded the credit due to it. The sanitary reformations in this Dis. trict are rully appreciated by all fair-minded persons, In future he would try to make the office of the President of the Board of Health a model in the way of fair and impartial administration. [Applause.} DR. BLISS ON THE DEATH DEPOT. Dr. Bliss thanked the members for the com- liment of re-electing him a second time to The office of registrar of vital statistics. His heart had been in this work, and to-day the Urades made against the boar! come from those ignorant of its workings ard duty. The unjust criticisms of one of the city press he had no doubt came from this same igno- rance. As to this “death depot” of which so much had been said, it is well known by those who take the trouble to investigate it that it isno nuisance at all, and when com- pleted not one word of complaint can be fair y made against it [ARRURY'S THANKS. compliment ng hy to the responsible office of treasurer. held the office four years, and had ¢ Sbursed a great deal of money faithfully and wit care. It gave him pleasure to Say that the debts of the hoard had been paid, ani that no 5-65 bonds had been used to do it. the future, as in the past, he would to discharge his duty to the honor and of the board. MORE RALLOTIN The Ith ballot for se taken, and stood: 1, Marbury 1. Isth, 1 was then erdi 1, Bliss ‘h, 20th, and i did the same. The 2d and 23d ballots were taken resulting: Langston 2, Verdi 1, Bliss 1, Mar. bury 1. 24th and 25th the same. Dr. Verdi thought the rules should be so amended as to get them out of the present difficulty. Mr. Langston said he saw but one way—to drop the lowest on the list, or some gentle. man must vote for himseif. Dr. Bliss said, it having been decided to © the offices of registrar of vital statis- nd secretary, there were two members eligible for the ‘latter, and if he were Mr. Langston he would vote for himself. Mr. Langston said this was very distaste- ful to him, but he could not say what might not be necessary. Hallots were then continued until the 39th without pee, and that resulted :—Lang- st erdi, 1; Bliss, 1, and Marbury 1 vote. Mr. Marbury me sion, lost. AN ELECTION OF SECRETARY AT LAST. Mr. Langston here said that ie would not yowe as he proposed to do now under any other circumstances. The office of secretary. it is well known. is one of labor, and without extra pay, and he did not therefore see any impropriety in doing what he proposed — vote for himseif—as he believed it to be his duty to do so. The next ‘ot was taken and Mr. Lang- ston received Utree votes, Verdi one and Mar- bury one. Dr. Bliss moved that the vote be declared unanimous; which failed, as Dr. Verdi voted ne Mr. L d they go into secret ses- eston stated what he mi ct of his oftic x Dr. Cox moved a reconsideration of the vote make th tion unanimous. After debate the vote on reconsideration Was carried, and the election of Mr. Lang- antts do As SEC: ston as secretary maie unanimous, Dr. Verdi voting in th irmative, VACCINATION. The board then went into exeeutive s sion, and ado; Cox, that “in view of the prevalence of sini Pox. of a virulent type, lu one of the cities of the seaboard. it is Important that every pre- eaution shouid be adopted to prevent its ap- pearance and spread in this District: there- fore, the medical practitioners of the Distriet he requested to procure the vaccination, as far as practicable, of all infants and oth of their respective patroos who may not have been protected by that means of pre- vention; that vaccination matter be pro- y the board for distribution to. the wait physicians to be used by them for the purpose heretofore designated.” ——- -o°—_ fered by Dr. A Brisk Day IN THE MATRIMONIAL MARKET.—Marriage licenses have been is- sned follows: Edward Flaherty and Bridget Conner, Rosy Char’ Rosa y. Harris, of Frances Trusic iraley and Lue John Henigs and Milly E Linkins and Maty Niedomanski and ida Blade binson Virginia Wren J. Thomas St. Mary's county Jones, of Richmond, eli; E. c rees, and Annie L. Washington, DL @.;. And Te: mner, Dr. Robertson Howard udora Carusi: Wri. H. Travers a Julia Walde: Alexandria; 4 ag erly, of Reus er county, N. David Wilson Robert F as Svits oF PROPERTY OWNERS AGAINST THE B.& P. RalLroap.—Mr. Jas. C. Payn to-day filed suits against the Baltimore and Potomac railroad company for Catherine Dickson et Rhoda O'Brien et al.. Joun T. Springman et al.. and West and Poikinhorn, trustees of Georgianna C. Bird. They claini camages respectively of $4,000, $5,000, $3,000 and $5,000, alleged to hav defendant’ maintalning and operating the tracks in 6th street, north of Virginia aye- nue. the cause of action being similar to that been sustained by } About the Protection of the shade Eutitor of the Star: Your excelent remarks to GEORGETOWN. | DRY GOODS. SUMMER RESORTS. BUILDING ASSOCIATION.—Ata meeting of we SUMMER ARD AT “BLAKELY. — citizens “to water and eare for the beautt- | the Tenth Ballding Association, last might, oe Larceairy h rilegt table. woatttoy {ul young shade trees” should include wa'ch- | 35 shares were sold at an average of e119 5 CASH DRY GOODS STORE tocation. $ wiles fm Pot Odien with ing «nd kiling the worms that attack and seri- | “"Nggps LOOKING AFTER. There is mach pom dh A gee me Xx bo Meree {Usly insure them during the summer. There | complaint on the part of the residents aint oF MAN, Cheriectowr tem uty. ir is another serious cance of injury that the | business men of Water street, between Con- — xinis. Commissioners should look after—horses and Washington streets, at the comli- BOGAN & WYLIE, Are leit upfastened; these young trees | fon o: they Immediately strip of leaves and lnbs and | f that street. owing to the defects in the THE OCEAN Wiss. 0 trups on the Ne. 1014 Tru STREET NORTHWEST, Streets intersecting the NEWPORT RT almost destroy them. Ihave complained to | same. @ late rains tially submerzed |), " = the Felice of two instances in my neighbor- | Water savevenn Damas te Dasements and + > ene JUNE 23 4a, 1875 hood: identified the driver of the horse and | e-llars on the north side of that creek, net w rk — a mca ore Poctoad Re nereny for a width of several feet ix Low, PRICES AND FAIR DEALING TO ALL, aeT-m th Sw = este a | tion.) and have been told, “it would be ne- | Shr inches mad Of a depth of from three to six inches. RIVER AND CANAL.—Arrived—Steamer Jobn Gibson, from New York, consigned to R. P. A. Denham, with general merchandise ai District merchants; schooner Emily, with cessary for me to go and ‘get out a warrant Against the party before any attention could be given to the matter!” Now, if a gentle- man has got to appear in court personally to prosecute parties in such cases he will simply leave the trees to their fate. A more | (THE BOTTOM REACHED! | £0,000 feet of lumber for Wheatley | Bros.; schooner Juliaand Annie, TOCK MUST BE SOLD | GOOD COUNTRY BOARD —Lopthan. 10 minutes ride from Wasnin wih & CLOSE BUSINES: r } ene station on Prompt and effectual law is necessary to | shingles for Wheatley Brothers, act tases TO CEE RURIROS SULE Ree road. War gerticatus ebivens SW punish this carelessness! Yours truly, W. ditto for Jos. and J. K. Libbey; canal boat P.O Box 952.0 ecm eee Ida and Harry. with 150 barrels of flour for PROPERTY-OWNFRS who have not made application for damages to property by reason of public improveraents cau now file Setr cialena with 3. aS ree, J. €, WISWALL & ©0., From this date will «elt DRY GooDSs ata REDvctiex, which must command the at J, G.and J. M. Waters. Clearei—Steamer New York, for Philadelphia. GRAIN TRADE.—4,200 bushels of wheat sold exchany yesterday at from 81.45 lo $1.43. per bushel. THE COURTS. —\ few bard ™ (F datet at Ganaure Cote ean | CITY ITEMS. tion of purcuasers. |= 1 “ouRT—Jud lump weys, j ot An Yesterday, DeKnight agt. Week Union | Sr tenere eget Hats Bae W At Great Sacrifice! j _208 tm “ou Telegra) Company—action for the novde- | Colored. pressed and trimmed at A. = ™ ai = ! KRAVE® SPR livery we telegrat—verdiet for the defend- | ting’s, 921 Pennsylvania avenue. Elegant Printed Cambrice, yard wade, 12% cte. j Twelve miles weet of Mount ant, with one cent damages. Sapping - Sra Mobair Poplins, 15 cts., worth 35. Valiey Branch BR. &0 RB tewart; verdict for plaintiff’. Stewart WITH A VIEW to chang’ our business, | Summer Prints, 6', cte., worth 10 sue bepven The reception of Viet Bicksler; action of repleyin for horse; | W€ Propose to sell our entire KOFlumber | Black Alpacas. 37°: cte., wor NE lst vp Y OCTOBRE S tet. Les, | and certs, hoor crsoulistod a ~ greet ~ igh Black Silks, $1.25. worth @ te. VODWARD. jate y, Stewart agt. Bocksler: verdict for | St established in the District. The stock oa x ta ince eos BEM = ped yD dhe hedge de MeL LO | hand is all desirable and well selected cece, | Black Cashmeres, 57's ci«.. worth $1.2 = PARASOLS, large stock, tai! preve Underwear and Hosiery at im: REMNANTS, an established ative pemer oned and conveniently piled, and embraces the various descriptions of building lumber, hard-woods, &e.. usually kept in well con. ducted lumber yards. The yards are aimira- ndan Rae- Davide verdict for de: burn agt. Burtis; on trial Eauity Court—hutge Wylie. Yesterday, Creswell azt. Metropolitan Pa- © redv . : bly located in Georgetown, and arranged with | A large accomelation, at Groat Sores, xing Company; deeree taking bill for con | DIY lor “ 4 ‘ “ eee sae Y convenience for handling lumber; the : fessed. Kent aig, rent; submitted improvementsare complete, including afrat | J. C, WISWALL & Co., Cirewiars ¢ Hson Bil with costs, Geornie Olle, vf | class wharf, fronting on the river, and acces- No. 310 SEVENTH STREET, =| SON'S Booketon a arene, beiweos L with costs. Jeorgetown Colleze ast. | sinle from both Water and Congress streets. jeh-te Ivaninavenne. | 432 and 6th sts for tak Ing depositions. Smith agt. Smith; | Et engage in active business. ao D*s | tone: order for sale of real estate. 59 5k Geen sv SS G ! To-day, Higgins agt. Hobbs; orter refasing | 6 53 Water street, Georgetown, D.C. UMMER DRESS GOODS! Fa injunetion and discharging restraining order. Corns &c.—The Foot | Iris! W:s'agt. West; order ratitying sale confirm. | labors ten times mere that’ the hand; and to 2 ing report of special auditor and for distrib. ton. Jonnson, administratrix, agt. Plant, et al, order ratifying trustee's report nisi be relieved of Comms, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, ete., thousands of persons visit Dr. LACE GARMENTS, SILKS. White's establishment, No. 555 15th street, ae POINT LOOKOUT SUMMER RESORT, 1 WHITE GOODS, HOSTERY Hotel open June Ist. For terms, &e., addr and directing sale. National Capitol Real | oj ite Treasury. SEK oO . Estate association agt. Brown, et al: order to | PPOsite the Treasury,” See Kein cee JAMES B. MILBURN « eno, speed execution of order of reference. Frank. | THE METRoPorIs Sav BANK, corner empcodmrellecss jeS-Im Print Look ee ii) Bullding association agt. National Capi- | of C street and Louisiana avenue, pays five | 47 VERY LOW PRICES, TO CLOSE ov1 | ——"— — ~ a tal Real Estate association; order allowing per cent. interest on deposits male on or be- THE BALANCE OF MY STOCK BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS, defendants to withdraw exhibits. Florence | fore the 3d ofeach month. Call aud get a = ~ 3 = Sewing Machine company agt. Abraham; | copy of the regulations, 5,25,7 &7 GOODS REDUCED FROM 20 TO 40 PER | 8 order appointing special examiner at Spring- ee CENT. BELOW THE USUAL PRICES. q field, Mise Dorsey agt. Fudge; order mak. SIX PER CENT. INTEREST pais on deposits, 7 oe 3 ing Elizabeth Dorsey party defendant in | payable on demand. Special rates on time JOHN T. MITCHELL, Excursion Ticks place of Israel Dorsey, made co-plaintiff, and | deposits. J. H. Squier & Co., Bankers, 1116 cae 931 P. peas | baggage checked through appointing A. G. Riddle guardian ad litem | Pennsylvania avenue. 5,15,eo1: a : ennsylvante avenre ot Elizabeth. Sehwatz agt. Donoho; order ———— | ,- Bedford Wa: DR. C. W. BENSON'S Uelery and Chamo- mile Pilis are prepared expressly to cure Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness and Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price 50 cents 2 box, postage free.” Sold by all Droggists, and Charles Stott & Co., 480 Penn. XTRA INDUCEME) substituting S. T. Thomas trustee, in place EXT8A INDUCEME, of Preston, decased. CRIMINAL Coprt—Judge Mae Arthur. Yesterday, Charles Smith was convieted of burglary by breaking into the house of Emma Young and stealing four chains, and 5.400 yards eplendid CALICOES at 8 cts., worth 16¢. asin pie ¥ 5 : s N LICO ‘ For rooms and f Was sentenced to the penitentiary for three yivania avenue, Washington. 6,1,€01; 500 ; caapgeiecie CALL Se 8 ote, ane — bey § years. Jobn Cole was convicted of burglary, For Moth Patches, . reckles and Tan, ask 2 pieces GRASS CLOTH at 125, = nad sentenced to the penitentiary for three gist for Perry's Moth and Frectie | ¥ard-wide PERCALESat 12% our drt years, Samuel A. Butler, assault; dismissed, | POUr dm ° _ ee ne itis reliable. For Pimples on the | A splendid assortment ef Ganxe Merino UNDER- George Lewis, assault on Catherine Brent: | SHIBTS f ote. to guilty. Geo Lewis, larceny; nolie neo Face, Black-Heads or Flesh Worms, use BTS from 60 cts. to $2.50. Perry's Improved Comedone and Pimple ‘Rem- edly, the Great Sitin Medicine, or consult Dr. B. C. Perry, 49 Bond street, New York. 5,5,1: ee Franx Allen, larceny of butter avi E. Dutrow; found guilty. Care rll, charged with assault and batie fntent to kill Isabella Bell; on trial. PARASOLS at very low prices. Lot of DRESS GOODS ler be sold at your own price er from last season to | i? » THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales Splerdid makes of BLEACHED COTTONS, 10 and | Piney Point. whe of DIstRICr CouRT—Jivige Hwnphreys. 1872 were $219,660, 4.12-8,wt 12s ets. j Seg thea tthe Yestent rite Augusteli, b SS | Bonanen brand of ALPACA at 50 ct5., best ever sold | Store tree of eh rupt: or ate order to rescind for that price, eck, $30 per month order © ase inbankraptey. |@EORGBTOWN ADVER’M’Ts, MATTING cheap and gocd. 4 ek a eee Adjour st Tuesday of July, Snae non . Jel iw Piney Pot O80 Mar « Mt PROBATE COURT—Judlye Olin, JUST RECEIVED, GEO. J, JOHNSON & Co. ~ a — will of Cornelius Shea was fited | 40 pieces of one-yard wide Pacific PERCALES at | _™529 tr 711 Market Space WILSON'S HOTEL of publication Issued. Will of | 12% Bents. " | POUND TO SELL: °°” ox , Let deceasel. admitts1 to pro. | $i pieces best PRINT BOUND TO SELL WOODSTOCK GiNIA quantian; orier for sale of real estate issued. | QUE Riats 2 cout SLAUGHTERING PRICES! Will take a few Boar + month- In re estate of Lewis Johnson, decrased; de- | Closing out my entire steck of DRESS GOODS at Brick Hotel, with mien ¢ FS. issued to pay omni tbo gine tax. E i | cos 7 jess than cat. —, siding in the city wh sti J. Dougherty was appointed guardian to her | * Cail early and convinces vonrselves at : tn th oy shat ett infant child: hond s1200,. Tn re estare of | leM SO THOS DROWN 3 11 Uiides street We ee ee ORR AY. Max 2. 1e- oreo gibt SS a Win. 8. Huntington, decoased; decree of | @yHOMAS DOWLING: Aasioneer Row Lawns cshy S conte a —e. ns Se Pee a court ng the appointment of F. A. Gas- T = ~ . 25 pieces pure Linen Suitings, new «tyle, at 1234, 15, oan. sawa the administrators, aud con- VALUABLE PROPER- 20 and 25 cents, Accomrodat waye in attendanc Nnuing Fanny A. Huntington, sole admin- ON | FIRST STREET, | 50 pieces chi style Calico the Depot istrator of the estate. The Register of Wills ETOWN. UETWEEN MABKET AND Bishop Laws Inquire of A. B. CLAXTON, reported several administrators and guar. 3 eee are ae iicoek Rises Maney OF jel-2w* Beatreet northweet lan aceounts, which were approved pgerand dated 12th day June. 1524, | 30 pieoce new Linen Lawns for suitings, (very low ) SPRINGS == passed. = orded in liber No. 751, fulio one of the VERICK COUNTY. Va Po1ice Coret—Judge Snev. land records of Washington county, District ef Co. | 25 pieces ha tripe Lawns, 25 cents, BINES, 40~. dio To-day, sie Foster, | Iumbia,and at the request of the’ party secured | 2 Sard wide Sheeting Cotton, a5 cent r Mary M thereby, the undersigned. as trastee, will offer at | 1 rd wide Cotton, 12 cents, worth 15 cents, ve ¥ Parasols from 50 cents n} Cotton, good as Wamsnt dust received 45 pieces Blix Mickey each for disorderly conduct, profane, =%. Leonard Borseh ublicsale,on TUESDAY. the loth day of Jane, 75, at the hour of 6 o'clcck p.m., all that certain und, lying and being in George:own, were fined $5 Charies Hooe, same. John winl cheap. cents, Grenadine in Plato, a bia. Known ipo ie i i 5 2h, 15, 18, 25, 51, 7 nd bathe are ne Wilson, disorderly In Georgetown tomar betug ait that Sort ot Ries Seg ee Ee BOE 80 to ra) per tn THE FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH DI n the following metes and our Plaid Dress Goods at cost. the Springs and returp. $80 Thronch nthony Banks, colored, was cuarged jauing on the south site | Cotte Sand W cents. Winchester by Sa.m. train. B.£0. 8 & jury in his testimony in the ease h ine feet east froin Market od quality Straw Mattin, Bergdorf & Bro.. 420 sth street north pstertay, of the District of ‘Columbia heast corner of the hous: | Flack. Brown and White Paper Cambric, 8 cents. reiting at Winchester depot with inst Isaiah Washington, ebarged with sect thirty-one fects thence run: | Yard wise Liven Baitions Har oceie awtil cheap, | aoe 3p. They will cleo sunply nce disturbing the congregation of the F | ning south eighty-five fect inen. pla’ mand bars Spripes with carris Pluvtons, Dugcies and aati Baptist Church while at worship. The court | feet; then north eighty five f inest y moderate rates, For further particulars said he would not entertain the case, as | with the two-story frame ho: All the I t< apply to A.S. PRATT & BOM. cor there was no such testimony given Terms. One-fonrth cash: balance of the purchase ing aud home wea D snotthwest money in 6,12, and 18 mor ths, leged in the charge, and dismissed the c 8 purchaser gi A UNTRY BOARD. . iS. 4 ve 0: rke, another witness, aud the court | TUCO! g per cet. per annum, Aegis THIS MONTH. | Ones with frcit in aby Sear ‘Aumepetie, Chacer, {AGP sit of SUO when the property i: | OPEN AT NIGHT UNTIL TEN O'CLOCE. Terms, 87 per week. Address iH. O.W., PO. Box Hamilton Tart 1 indecent | “Seca ‘ios. Dow LING. dint ©. M. TOWSON & CO.. 130, Annapoite, Ma ways Ia" amilton Turley, profane and indecent | 4 . ’ 5 langnage, forfeited collateral—s5 Dick ‘ 7 = 3 36 PENN<YLVANIA AVENUE, ie forfeited $20 collateral for ¢ ing GEORGETOWN custeeere ee D.C. | may27-tr south side, near Mth srect northwest | This attractico Hotel. located at Rittey pistol. Emma Johnson was fined $50 : Bark hours, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Satnrd z eae ark. Delaware county, Pa. on the Philadelphia coats for kee ng bay ly house. (te rodey sitet intil 6 pot A laterest put on | GREATEST REDUCTION | Wilmington and Baltimor Railroad. ren w loney, sAuiL an ut de 1 Banking Business done, and col- Hy biladelphia, is now oj under new ton: % nea and Robert lecti i necensid) points, . yas | management Thirty daily trains, good lareeny of some jewelry from J day H. POLKINHOBN, President, DRY GOODS j Fier seenery and ail the appointt 50 €ach or nine! i | ayy EVER KNOWN IN WASHINGTON AT mess ter a. mB. RURPRY.32..8 * note thas. Isr pnoe on ne eee | H Potkinhorn [ee & weit, 2.7 Mite CARTER’S, 707 Market Spac * HEALING SPR hos. Turner, larceny o: snry Dickson. | R. L.Cropley, | Fr mes, — - Bi $10 and costs. | Riley A. Shin fe 0 Yard wile Pacific Cambrics, I23c.; 2.50 yards at , os ase 10 and costs. | Hites A. Shinn |E.D: Hartley, | Thomas Berrie ean Mey worth Bic io Saras rey | = z s. B. BL wor Pe rarer = aaa ane xd ie st Calico (short length) only 7e., wort! 3 3 Rn. M. OUSTON fe'DENT Pu 7 | WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE ATTEN- eat ; on. ee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | Y gat tec RiLtG congas mk | panda ct yard wi ‘ ert quality Bleached ¢ottno. BATH COUNTY, VA a iS, such as, Be. Suk Wool Ponges, Sdc., wo his deservedly ine Summer Re tw bichon ae Lip remo yt rane e Dinners Teas and Chatiber ‘setnd We are closing out our Dress Goods regardiess of | cd onthe FIRSY DAY UF JUNE tor & ‘The following were tha prices bid aud asked atthe | Bucerited China, Ty cost. Excellent very wide Black Alpaca, d¢., worth | Cirtica at seat nt meeting of the Washington Stock Exchanes touaes | €2c." Black Silks the cheapest in Washington, Black | “There ws reasonable deduction to parties U. 8. bid. Bank Stocks Nathani Grenadines, large assortment, great bargains, 23. | who wish to w: for at aa Pidccenpotteae © | 37.0. 42. 75c. Large assortment of Cassimeres and ‘or pamphle Hone poe ‘ . Sleepi ‘ DER, Linen Goods for men and boys. Excelient Table | dcscripti Pia ter High street, may2)lm_ | Linen, Sic.; excellent Bed Tick. 38¢.: Linen Hand- kerehiets, éc. W. #. WHeaTLey’s STEAM DYEING AND © & close connection wit set to the pe ESTAB- A : Springs over a beautifi road. Ad Sein bee Cn idee De DEY Coops tN GREAT VARIETY. | MoT iW! BY UISHOP Proprietor Established. 1831. Premium awarded, 187. En STR. he 7 r LIN a8, Vi t largrd and improved. 1874,” Ladies and Gentlemen's STRICTLY ONE PRIC feat": pei, RT Wearing apparel of ever jescription, tactudin S x ler eed, en ow te bxcur Velvets, Crepe Veils aud Trimmings, Kis Gioee | DRESS GOODS— Silks, Alpaces, Mohaire, Baler | di fitted. audcan now 1 tor K noes, Melanges, Lences, Japanese Silks, Silk P. HERBLER & BASSART, Peo 3 i | Reve @hcpet Sad Giahtie oud Sarng | fee flan Stags ase Grd isc ait eer aesa's Union’ Fire Insur +190 bid: | the Summer mouths, gee B me Sua 28 Nations! Metropolit Compan, Send \dress and we will call for and re- Ruse, Victoria and Bishop's } = Stock 107 bid: “dts bid. District Serart- | turn work -at any pince Am tho District tres ot oetee ae eo oe Fel Waes TALBOTT Hot se District of Conmbia}—Wn. Co. 8. b charge. Work received and returned by mail or ex- ATS MEREST BARNESVILLE, MONTGOMERY i pe | — bo 20 Relief ho Fie CLOTH s a Boys’ wear, HOSIER Ya IME RE: Press from and to any place in the country, ap2l-tr NOTIONS DD MARYLAND. ing leased the ab in the case of the th street Presbyterlia: ebureh, (Rev. Dr. Noble's.) now pending in the Supreme Court of the United States; but in that case the church a sition. - proceeded by inqui Suit oF SPN ——_-___ 0 ATOR CONKLING.— Senator Roseoe Conkling. of New York, has filed a bill in equity against John C. Noerr, of this city, setiing forth that he Nake reper in bs; certain lots in square 160, (Rhode Island aye. nue and 17th street,) ata fair value, but that, at the time there was Peding a claim by Noerr for indemity for a to the prop- erty, and that the board of audit have since awarded a certificate for the payment of compensation for those dam: ir. Conk- lifg claims that he and not Mr. Noerr is entitled to this certificate, and brings suit to enforce bis claim, and in the meanwhile to enjoin Noerr from receiving the certificate. ——_o—____— Scir AGAINST AN ATTORNEY.—Mr. L. G. Hine yesterday filed a suit for the Rey. John Chester inst Wm. E. Meloy for £10009 damages, in which plaintiff charges that in pots Mere aries a int to examine the litle to certain proposed to purehase from Charles H. Holden, and on the faith of defendant's certificate that the title was a THE CHEAP SAL¥ OF DRY Goons at the old stand of Jolin T. Migehell willeontinue until the latter part of this week when the premises must be vacatcu to give way for a new building. Those im want of bargains joe improve the opporjunity now pre- Paiterns, Bd" New Goods opening every da Hotel will be prepared thieseason to > BOGAN & WYLIE. i » es ali | Fer Lunch my20-tr New Store 1014 Ti stent en sen So aber d Seb a RO > ar | FISHING PARTIES, EXCURSIONIST: = re is pure, sas 1) PRAVELERS and SPORTSMEN will | PRODREAD & Co., it aie ington : find with us everything suitable for Rider Monntains heen ree kee | BUSCH, PRESSED CORN BREF, tn 2, rereasts al ry. Fishing and hunt Bonds, Cong.}6 ni Pontes Een dand6 pound caus;the2-pound | FINE DRESS GOODS, FANCY AND ue alnce In A Bou, ies) 6 : STAPLE DRY GOODS, Etc. reve ou the cara Chesapea! 68. 3-4&5.. HAVE REMOVED To. rom W ashin, at pleacure (Geergete neral Stncky SYLVANIA AVENUE. oUgims: $2 por day, and from 8S to £10 por week, Bide Borty Sings aay 2 # | Meat: m 9th and 10th ste. Child-en auder 12 a0'd servaute bal! price," For for? i gama. Tauid: Saat Gk eee GE ud) CE Where they will be glad to see friends, customers is end, 50 cents. ere. ee ee Sadan tee Mer, a0 conte por tin: | “Rastnng Plain, Plaid and Velvet-stripe GBENA- SUMMER SESORT AMONG Ti plat ree the ba R HIUKEN, RO*ST | DINES. Sic. to $475 per yard, vag MOMNTAINS, 91 @sked: do. Ye bid, 91 asked: do. 7 CHIPPED BEEF. |” Wamsutta 44 hed Cottons, Ie, BUSH HOUSE. bid. 91 oaked: do. 1877, 95s Did, 91 ask IST, Gus sa) an ecnla por bon s-Button Pats Kids Sa” BELLEFONTE bil. 91 asked Series. Qig bid, 9 asked; Was r Fis, ANCHOW = ld Stereoscopic views of Local Scenery to | ter’ Certificates. 8’, 1877. 94 bi Pp BLOATER PASTE, BRODHEAD & Co., 474 Pennsylvania ay r PATE myl3-tr 939 Penn. ave., bet. 9thand loth sta | Street. For description of and tern Sacesiien Paes P ea conor ; i g malt 2m W.H. WILKINSON & ( ALTIMORE, June 8.—Virginia G's, peclers, i a se ae West Vi pia's, SMe; NorthCs '#, old. BOCK BRIOGE ALUMSPE NS ge a pee A ete Dene a, 7 Ea m, Wyn a ‘ : % =. Ee : 1 one 8.—Cotton dull and nomina— | SOUPS: ORT MTLE, Tomato ue iC eenee x SEAS: though there are inaamerah 81533. Flour dull and anchanged SOMME, OX TAIL. CHICK- ATIORNEY aT Law the state, thte te thet steady — i ay an wns ready for use. ror New * Vi nes: ble to " sand: agntbern yell “rei western, lve SI, ALBERT BISCUIT, 73 couts | see. Ou. Tudianas ‘ichigau Stiznenstn” Wiscoa- | Bort, uble to compete, ith, th a i901 + * ir tin. Kansas. ” ern mixed, ras. Bye weak and fly 1.10ai.12) Hay | BISCUIT: SEGA Warens, a conte; | msZ eee pT eee rere ane | dence. aniet but’ firm and urchanged.. Provisions dall BUIT BISCUIT; CRAG: = and heavy. OP fail meats sont ERS, plain and fancy, va- | QCHUTTER & RAKEMAN, AT SARATOGA SPRINGS. 4: cle cs a tice. ai. . Oe: clei sick és ESS: FEESCO, DECORATIVE o hams, Wale. ard ‘ind “nominal “ate? ay Pegs ron Pp ma ORNAMENTAL and i PLAIN Fas DARTH te GRAND UNION HOTEL easiel—gond to fine Western grass, otro Brice per tim, 3 cont WILL OPEN JUNE ter FO! Joum nomiual—crude 6aé';; retined. 1341344. Coffes pened wit i BOOM. northwest, + FOR THE RECEPTION Armor, But not quotably higher. Whisky etrone- ai, eee squint tiie oe DERE Janay ©» WASHINGTON, DO. OF GvEsTs. a. oe DIT: re. PEB SET TEETH, RITHER CHESAPEAKE Axp ONTO CANAL— Annual a pee $7 Chek ohne BATE: Groduate eport— Election icers.—The annual meet- 5 See ing of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal com. a rset between D and’. Gea ‘sod tn pany was held yesterday in Annapolis. ‘The CHOCOLATE | PasTE - : following stoc: lers were present:—Gover- instant uw pend ace SS — [ost Soup ERs Phra aS A™ bea ier! ee ee urer Compton,representing the stateof Mary- " land stock, as the board of public works; ae eater apron, Bo, Jobn P. Poe, esq., representing the stock of 76 Wen the state of Virginia; and Colonel James G. Make the Ferret, represen ting the stoek of the cities of in Washington and Georgetown, — te alcove A. P. Gorman, president of the company, submitted and read the annual report of the company. He said that the coal! tonnage of the ‘al for 1874 shows an increase over that Of 1°75 Of 38,788 tons, while the gross revenue Was the largest that bas ever accrued to the treasnry since the organization of the com- any. The receipts were S517 412 22, being an sncrease over the receipts of 1872 of £30,406.56, ant over 1873 of $9,751.70. The expenses for peg ran & and maintaining the canal was = ike 5 Mie, pty My 8 expenditures by the sim of $290,207.59. | Zhe Selanne on bara on of the —— Year WAS 63827) e nUMver oO} bouts Need lett Combertand cating the — . €ATTY ing 436,957 tous, an increase of 38 787 tons over the freight of 73. The following officers for the ensuing year Were cleetel: Arthur P. Gorman, president; Banore Glenee seattle At Wane EOF, lnore . M. Wai kins, ind A. K, Stake, directors * RASH IMPORTA. iS va ity Braves, om y said.