Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1875, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. | ex WEDNESPAY......... July 14, 1875. Weather Probabilities To-day. ast For the middle and eastern states, higher Bnd stationary berometer, westerly or sonth- erly winds, slightly warmer, and generally clear or partly cloudy weather. LOCAL RECORD. ‘The thermometer in the business office of THE STAR ranged to-day as follows: 0 am., £0; 12 m., #3; 2 p. m., 83. LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. The Washington and Georgetown raftroad company will shortly commence running their cars on the new bend of track laid on Ist and B streets southwest. If he can hold out. Brooks, the champion Walker. will finish his 1,000 half miles in as many brif bonrs, at the Avenue Theater this evening. between 10 and 11 o'clock. At3.15 O'clock this afternoon be completed his 985th baif mile, and pparently was aimost as fresh as when be started out, over two weeks aEo. The Metropotit Wiiliam Liekson, president; S. E. Slater, we amendment to the constitu= tion changing the name to Metropolitan Democratic Clah of the District of Columbia pted. Messrs. Culver, Berry, anid Yates were appointed a committee on print- oe To day Jnstice Hughes made a decision in ase of Miss M. Massey against Louis P. whom @ suit for breach age—noticed in THE wing.) giving Judg- . the Amount of the note sued on, with costs and STAR of vesteriay- ment ior plaintiff for & om iSsory interest. <p eee District Government Affairs, Governor Dennison is confined to his room the Arlington hotel to-day, in consequence Iness, and t his office. Mr. Wm. Stickney has decline? to accept Rppeintment of setiool trastee tendered him by the District Cemmisstoners. Stood that the posi has bee Jobn Kandolph, « wrmerly WORK ORDERED. Tweive-inch pipe sewers have been orderec to be 1 ov north and south sides of 1, H, G, and north side of F streets, between 2d and 3d streets northeast, and on east side of 21 street, reen F and I, and west side of 3d 1°T streets northes sewer on north side of ge, between Market and Frederick sts. Georgetown 2 ot tendered to trustee. MY AND REFORM. m missioners, in their efforts current public expendi- directing their attention towary nent of high rents paid for build used for school and other purposes. In nvestigation of this subject they fl In use where no leases the ers: pre ave b have heen wnitted a statement J > month 0! District of € inter- ext interest on | | neral gas fund. | Colv Metropo! police ; interest on Georger i. Distriet of ‘olumb: reimburse the C ke, SIH j ger iet of Columbia, ; Metropolitan po! =o public schools, | 53.72.20; Distriet of bonds, =3 sinking fim or Washi : © purposes for George. | 48. same purposes for | county, covert! TF, SE 1GG.62, BUILDING PERMITS. j Inspector Plowman has issued building Tits as fol Thos. G kr dwe the san 33-4, town fors purposes 3s ne 1s between I s northwest; St J. P. Chis, a briek stabie, north side of Vir- | gir venue. be m Sth and 6th streets routheast, S00. “ Mary Morgan, a two-story g. south site F, betw en Stree reh build chnsetts avenue, betwee James Towle gsouth side Mass nd 10th stre z houses, &¢ and feed store, was almost totally The fire departme bart buildir whieh was tu dof course ran to former loc when, being unable to the fire a apparatus S Te their} y » that box, to the utmost erty was saved. ach about > Ww covered by insurance, while Mr. Gleason’s loss in stoc is also cove It appears that two mise! e to F of bales the tlames TON AN EMPLOYE oF AVY DEPARTMENT. An t was York avenue, yes- Charles Schlaar, department. The affair look place » Hyurographic office, | Where Mr. Sehlaar had formerly be at Ployed, and wh he had been Sent y by the chief of his office a pw Was wa down. It is stated that | ares and f Arto. striet annot be nce disi ai by the | hydrographic « the’ facts stock, the nued to-morrow. when the r inary inducements will be ed in dress gocds, cloths, underwear, ho- ete. This stock will be reserve, and purchasers will by attending the sale.t x= cotton: siery and gloves, sold without consult tbetr interest REAL ESTATE SALES.—B. H. Warner, real estate broker and auctioneer, through J.T. Coldwell, salesman, sold yesterday at auc- ton, for Geo. W. Stickney, trustee, part of jot 15, tn square st, fronting street. between fth and theast, to Hon. Wm. Williams, at 8984.25. Also.’ for Jonn Cruikshank, trustee, part of lot 12, in square 7%, fronting on 6th street southeast, hear Virginia avenue, to Chas. H. pep ad, HH. Moulton, ‘th sou ——~——_—_ EUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.—At the Gd reg- ular monthly meeting of the Fraukiin Co- operative Building Association, <3,000 was advanced at au average premium of 53 per cent. At the lth regular monthly meeting of the Jefferson Co-operative Building Association, | = 0,006 was advanced alan average premium | Of 155 per cent. a “ANOTHER GREAT FALLIN Dry Goons,” Js the gratifying announcement for house- keepers mace by Luttrell & Wine, in anoth « but their patronage is no means confined to that section. The great barguins they oifer are attracting cus- tomers from all parts of the District. MARRIAGE LICENSES hi ows: Neison W.L Wm. M. Davis ar Buekiey and Martha E. Thorn, Ch Jackson and Eliza A. Thompson, own and Rosa Briscoe, Joon A. Grinnell 1 Maria Farrow been issued as and Annie Lang- 1 Mary V. Gro It is unser- | | Another discussior northwest; 460. John Fr: frame dwelling, north sile Georgetown, between Caton | © Board of Health. IT COSTS—A POLICE STATION CON- ED AS A NUISANCE—A PARLIAMEN- TARY SKIRMISH. A meeting of the Board of Health was held last night, Dr. Cox in the chair, and all the members te Mr. Marbury, from the committee on finance, laid before the board AN ESTIMATE OF THE EXPENSES of the board for the fiseal year ending Jane | 0, 1876, as follews:—Pay roll of employes. *2.98.4; removal of offals, $625; expenses of | — om a fees, $35; rent ef - ices, $110; printing for registrars, $45; pos! | age, $25; gab, 0-50; total, $3,694.84 per month, OF SH.555.08 for the twelve months ending June 50, is6. July 1, 1875, balance en hand $119.68, amount of ay ending June 30, 1876, }; total, $52,354.68; total estimat expenses for the sear, $44.- 538.08; leaving a balance of $8,016.8 for mis- | cellaneous expenses. OPERATIONS OF THE HEALTH OFFICER The acting health officer, Dr. Bliss, sub- mitted @ synopsis of the operations of that officer for the week ending Juty 10th, show- ing nuisances abated, 467; causes of death | Investigated, 15; pecuniary conditions inves- tigated. 11; burials at public expense, 9; tients treated by physicians te the poo riation for year cost of medicine furnished 5 den animals impounded, 156; + 105; died. 1; with’ the nspections and condem- | nations. A POLICE STATION CONDEMNED. A resolution was adopted thet the police | station-house at the corner of 9th and K streets, having insufficient ventilation, leaky roof, damp and foul cellar, and being in a bad sanitary condition generally and unfit for human habitation, be declaret a uisance and injarious to health, and its | abatement ordered. | THE CONFERENCE WITH THE DISTRICT COM | MISSIONERS. | Mr. Langston stated that himself and Dr iss, of the sanitary committ conference yesterday with the Dis’ missioners, and lald before them several subjects for their consideration. He | from yesterday's STAR the published account of said conference, and asked that the seere- tary he anthorized to communicate with t Distriet Commissioners in writing in rel: tion thereto, as had been requested by commissioners; so ordered. NEW TELEGRAPH WANTED. A statement of the dilapidated condition of the telegraphic lines between the office of | the Board of Health, police headquarters, and the Washington asylum, was received | from the chief clerk, Mr. D. 8. Jones, together | With an estimate of the expense of making the necessary repairs to the same, prepared by Mr. Geo. C. ‘Maynard, electrician; referred | to the committee on finance. PARLIAMENTARY SKIRMISHING. Hon. John Wilson, late 3d auditor, was | present and made a statement in relation to & notice he bad received from Acting Health | Officer Bliss. condemning a hoase and pre- mises at 920 O street as a nuisance, and or- dering him to make a sewer connection. He proceeded to read the notice, and stated that he was surprised at such a proceeding, as no sueh di sen e. He thought there must be some mistake about {t, and had come be- fore the board for an explanation. The pro- perty was not his, but belonged toa female fr for whom her behalf he as the premises. i for a re-examination derable disenssion { 1k, to Con lowed on a motion made by Dr. V Tefer it tot ston said this was a matter tw altin. The chair took sides with Dr. Verdi, tha tit ing lo dispose esy to abject, or as a matter > hoart mi Langston at the { Health had ne ba the matter. Mr. Wilson said the notice he had received t € paper on whic s he was not the owner of the prop- erty Mr. Langston still objected to with the duties of the health board had no right to xssume th Dot the prope telling them so. Sir. Bliss suggested that the matter could robably be arranged in five or tea minute ir. Wilsen and himself y moved that the whole subject id on the table. iterfering Hi further proceed itfered from Mr. Lang p The chair gstor points of order and parliamentary usage were disenssed for some time. Mr. Wilson then offered to withdraw the | r. aper. Mr Langston objected to this. Dir. Verdi contended that any citizen had a right to come before the board with any suc! neston took the ground that if come before the board with mat hetween th ml the health offic tis not required to interfer citi- ce br. Cox di Mr. Langsion in his oF n that paper on the | carried. the ject with It; on disenssion would, in that ease, be latd table. on parlia ntary law ‘The New Fire Alarm Telegraph. LICATION FOR INJUNCTION. Yesterday, Messrs. John Esputa, Joha Thomfs Young an a Chas. Stewart, by Gen- Henkle, filed a bill against the triet Commissioners and Messrs. Gamew & Co., to enjom the construction of the new fire alarm telegraph, and Judge Wylie set the ad instant for hearing the application unetion. The bill, after the usuai ious as to the position and residence of the parties, states that for a considerable Lime the construction of a new and improved fire alarm telegraph has been deemed im- portant: that the legislature passed an act making an appropriation of $40,000 for the purpose. but no definite action being taken the act became inoperative and void; that bills wert introduced at the late session of Congress to extend the fire alarm telegraph, propriating $75.000 therefor, and passed both houses, but m consequence of clerical errors or otherwise it was not eorolled and failed to become a law, and no appropria- tion was made, nor bas Congress before or | since made any appropriation for the pur- | pose: that no authority existed on the 4th Straw that | of Mareh last or has subsequently existed | r making a contract, yet in May the Com- missioners authorized Joseph Williams, President of the Board of Fire Commis- stoners. Martin Cronin, Chief Engineer, and H. R. Miles, Superintendent, to invite and receiv@proposais for the reconstruction and ion of the fire alarm telegraph, and ivite proposals. the Commis- without power and authority, illegally assumed it, and designated said Willlams, Cronin and Mtlesas a eom- inittee to prepare and determine specitica- tions for the work; that proposals were re- ccived from Gamewell & Co., 8. Chester, y and Mr. MeCullough, and the ning as they (the a 5.00. The comp thong! is not so perfect as it should or mig pplicants) are informed ainants charge that t L be, bt | is not so defective as to require its abandon- ment and the !mmedtate construction of a ¥ system, and on information and belief y th f any immediate necessity, ¥ for speculative purposes and for Individual gain. They also state on in- formation that the systems of Chester ana Gurnsey are superior to that of Gamewell & Co., and they received so little and imperfect consideration that their real merits were not fully and fairly determined on, and that a determination existed to give the contract to Gamewell & Co. from the commencement of the illegal action of the Commissioners in reference to the subject; that the contract is made *‘for inferior and imperfect apparatus and machinery, but in view of the work pro- to be done at prices extravagant and ly what other and better work could be secured for;” that the conti ractors have no complete or —< ttle to the on south A tent or machinery which it is to construct, and they are in! it itis the intention of parties interested to contest their right to thesame, and heavy and exten- sive litt, against theDistrict may easue; that all the facts cannot be stated, and can only be fully known by means of @ discov- ery. They, therefore, ask that the defend. ants be required to answer whether or not they have made a contract with Gameweil & . when it was made and signed, terms and sti ‘tions: verteeaunan made for proposals; b; ‘hat vert! G s; by wha authority were Williams, Cronin ‘and Miles appointed to receive bids, and how and in what manner proceeded to do 80; to what extent did they examine the several ystems; where Gamewell reside, and intimacy or acquaintance exists be- | tween the defendants or any member of the firm; is the system of Gamewell sa to | Chester's or Gurosey’s, and in what respect; | and is the amount In the contract sufficient to complete the same, and if not how much ad- ditional will be necessary? They ask that defendants be enjoined from executing the contract or allowing it to be done; that it be declared pull and void. ——— THE Saratoga ReGgatra.—The Cornell crew came in ahead ny. ‘heir vic- es qT was witnessed b: who paid thei: tory Peni tate of affairs existed as was Tepre- | he acted as agent, and in | p acting heaith officer, Dr. Bliss. © | Of the report of schools for June, y of Mr. Wilson merely on his | 1 contended that by so doling it | | and rbury moved that the rules be en- | prs entered into contract with | b the existing fire alarm apparatus | proposed construction ts not | Board of Public Schoo! “rustees. MEETING FOR REORGANIZATION LAST The ‘appointed members of th newly appointed members of the Board of Trustees of Public Schools met at Franklin building last night for the purpose of organizing. Mr. Brooks called the meeting to orler, = oe Cas = 5 bbe rown was selected as temporary chairman and J. H. Brooks secretary. Prior to th: meeting, Dr. Tindall, secretary to the Dis- trict Commissioners, administered the oath of office to the members present, and on the Toll being called the following answeret: J. 8. Champlin, W. W. I, B. F. Packard, W. P. Ryder, and C. B. Smith. ELECTION OF PRESIDENT. The board proceeded to elect a and the ballot res ulted: W. W. and C. B. Smith, 1. On motion of Mr. Smith the vote was made unanimous. Mr. Curtis on taking the chair thanked the board for having a secoad time compli- mented him in selecting him to preside, and. assured the members that he would perform his duties to the best of his ability, showing partiality tonone. He expres: the hope that themembers would co-operate with nim and that the comingfyear would bea marked one in the history of the schools. Messrs. B. F. Lloyd and C. E. Lloyd about this time entered and took seats as members. ELECTION OF SECRETARY. Mr. J. H. Brooks was unanimously elect secretary, and, in aecepting the position, re- turned his thanks, and stated that it was one of responsibility and the duty arduous, bat it devolved upon some member, and last year he had aceepted it because as a member he should do all in his power in the cause of education. He had bad some distrust in his ey: but the members had assisted him, and his thanks were especially due to Supor- intendent Wilson. He felt encouraged in his work by the reflection that the effeets of their work would be seen after they have left it. REPAIRS OF SCHOOL BUILDI Mr. Dyer, who was chairman of a select committee of the late board to ascertain the repairs necessary to the school buildings, resident, urtis, 13; ee . ag ag Curtis, 8. W. Dyer, B. Detrick, E. F. French, J. H. Ferguson, A. Hart, Henry | Johnson, G. W. Mitchel! . Subraitted an estimate, which was adopted as @ report by the board, and ordered to be transmitted to the Distriet Commissioners. The agerczate am required are as fol- lows: ist 3d district, Aa county, (ineluding $9.200 for new school building, ) 311,408; colored schocls, ; g@Xterlor repairs, 80. interior repairs, $1,505.30. Total, TFACHERSHIPS. The resignation of Roberta Freeland as teacher of male primary school No. 1, in the 2d district, was presented and accepted. Mr. Detrick nominated Miss Julia Murray to fill the vacancy, and the nomination was confirmed. Mr. Detvick offered a resolution that the Standing committees as constructed under the old board be continued, whieh was adopted after Mr. D. had explained that he offered it as a temporary expedient. Mr. Ryder presented" the applications of rlia R. Ball and Annie Saunders for | Miss 7 | teachers; referred, Superintendent Wilson also prese: following which | ed the 4 nt applications ; were referred, viz: s Green, Va; for ice B.Cook of Wash- Hiss Jutia B. Ac! tamford, Conn. ENLARGEMENT OF BERRETSCHOOL BUILD- ' Mr. Detrick offered re hich were adopted, appointing nt of tne be the two members of the boart from | the second district, and the superintendent | Of the public schools of W: | cial committee to tak a char; | ingor the Berret school ba proving the plan presented, | the committee to act approval of any. spi tons that may be deemed ad 1S or inolifica visable in car- | it was | rying out the general pis | STATISTICS FOR JUNE. | The superintendent saimitted an abstract number of pupils enroll colored, 4.557; total, 1 white, 5, | rage daily attendar 4,111; total, 12 | white, 91.5; colored, white, 156; colored, 65; total, corporal punishment: white, 1 total, 47. Pupils dismissed: wh. 5; total, 8. Mr. Detrick moved that when the boart adjourn it be to meet on Tuesday, 27th inst.; agreed to. Mr. Dyer offered an amendment to the rules Z committees, except the and accounts and on teachers, tof tive members. Luid over un- Ger the rules. | i; color 412. Percentage of attendan K of colored, 2%: te, 3; colored, en THE COLORED METHODISTS CAMP MerT- ING.—The Washington ng of the 3 . Chureh (colored ) 80th, in Minnix’s grove Muirkirk station, on the Washin of the B. & O. railroad, about this city, Will be under the supervision of F 3 Carroll, P. E. of Washington district, Asbury, Ebenezer, Mt. Zion, and other ored churches of the Distriet will be re sented, and numbers of families are ex; ed from Baltimore, Annapolis, Frederick, Alexandria, and other points. Arrance ments have been made with the railroad by which fifteen trains from this city and Balii- more will stop at the station during the | camp, and the fare (round trip) will be 70 | cents from this city. and 90 cents from Balti i on of the ground will ke plaéeé Af 104 C’¢lock on Friday, 30th in- The committee are making every arrangement for a grand old time meeting. —e—_—— ACCIDENTS.—A_ colored boy. whose name Was not aseeritined, was thrown from a cart on New venue, Dear Mth street, yes. y morning, and had his arm broken. | | This morning, about 11 o'clock, a horse at- | 1 to a buggy, at the B. & P. R. R., took fright and ran off, going up B street to7th, thence to Louisiana avenue, frightening | several others on the way and nearly cans- ing a stampede among the back horses on the stand at that point. A young man in the buggy at the time was badly bruised. MASKED ROBBERS IN A TELEGRAPH O- FICE.—Two masked men went Into the tele- graph office of the Delaware, Lackawanna | | and Western Railroad Company, at Moun- tain View, N. J., at3 a.m. on Saturday, and seized 8. Lamoureaux, the manager, by | the shoulders, as he was sitting operating, upset his chair backward, and held him on | the floor. Oneof the robbers stood with his foot on Lamovreanx’s neck, while the other | took his watch and $130 in money. Mr. La- moureaux drew his revolver and tried to shoot them, but it became entangled in his clothing, and the charge grazed his own side, infheting a painful flesh wound. After se- curing the money, the thieves beat him badly and made their eseape. The paymas- ter bad stopped_at Mountain View on Fri. day, and the robbers must have been aware of the fact. The office is in an isolated place, | and no one heard his cries. The company’s | Gececives claim to haye a clew to ihe | thieves. ' DIVERS SEARCHING FOR TREASURE. — Divers have been searching for the treasure whieh Was on board the steamer Schiller. Fora month the weather prevented opera. lions; but last week there were favorable | daysaduring which repeated descents were | made. The position of the wreck is littie changed, and there is reason to believe that the treasure will be recovered. MINERS ATTACKED BY INDIANS.—-A San 1 phage ny me Says that the Hoopa In- clans. on the Klamath river, had attacked the Florence mine and compelled the miners to quit work. The superintendent had tele- graphed to General Schofleid for troops, as there was not a suffictent force in the neigh- borhood of the mines to protect the miners. A Wire Kickep To DEATH.—Mrs. Dunn, wife of laborer in Lowell, Mass., was kicked , to death yesterday afternoon by her husband during @ drunken fit. He wanted money = but was refused. Dunn is under arres' THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY yesterday de- cla od the election of Burgoin, in the depart- ment of the Nievre, a @ vote of 300 to 310, and M. Rouher made anticipated Bona- partist speech. 7 Indiana papers report that Mrs. Star, of Lafayette, has twin-kle, twin-kled little Stars for her husband twice. & The weavers’ strike in Branne, Austri is said to have assumed a threatening atti- tude, and a military force is in readiness to suppress any Outbreak. 87” Miss Caroline Westcott, a woman jour- | nalistof Chicago, has opened a real estate sas ae oftice, and beea appointed a notary * public. &7-Speaking of the “She who Rocks the race the World,” the Memphis Avalanche “In this she is gen- erally & coloréd girl, and we don’t believe a word of it.” i THE | pisnep CRIMINAL CoURT—Judge Mac Arthur. NAMES OF THE BOARD 01 Yesterday, George Lewis, convicted of r-jo. It wes m , Was sentenced . cone years ir. tne | an enema | : of i enitent! . George Humphreys was ¢4 44 | summoned by Right Rev. Pulley of petit larceny, andleontenc-a-e nes | siding temep of tne Pryietent Episcopal months’ imprisonment in jail. Jol.n Thomas, | Church, to investigate the charged with larceny, was acquitted. A | Right Rev. Bishop ittingham, of the dio- nolle prosequi was entered ‘on the case of | cese of Maryland, contained in a George Lewis, charged With assault with residing bishop b: intent to commit rape. TO-DAY. Armstead Holmes, larceny of 3 pistols, 2 made to the Re Randolph and Rev. GW. Peterk ere, and Dr. P. General I. BR. . C.Williams, mble, William Woodward, and Randolph Id watches and pencils, was found guilty. | Barton, of Baltimore, and Fendall Marbury, Ym. Smith, alias Wm. A. Thomas, larceny | 0% Prince George's county, the charges against of coats C. A. Snow; convicted of petit Bistop Whittingham being that he refased to larceny. Martin Marr, charged with assault bring Rev. Joseph Richey, rector, and - and battery on Officer Shepherd, was tried, C. B. 8 assistant rector of Calvary The officer testified that in May he saw Om church, Baltimore, to trial for publishing cer Crook with the prisoner in the Theater nd using certain prayers for the dead, which Comique; saw Crook strike Marr with a it is beid are contrary to the doctrines of the “black jack,” and witness went to Crook’s.| church. assistance, and they took Marr ont and the |_| The boar! of inquiry consists of two clor- ter went quietly With witness to near the &¥men and two corner of 19th and C streets, when Crook Who were deputies to the last general con- came up, saying that he could take the risorer to” the station. Crook called arr “a d—d sucker” and struck him. Crook then dtew bis pistol_and Marr got hold of it and cocked it, when Crook got behind a tele. graph pole. Witness advanced to the pris- from each of three contiguous dioceses. mak- ing 16 persons, whose names are drawn by lot, a majority of whom may aot. The board consists ‘of the following: Diocese of Mary land—Rev. Dr. Meyer Lewin, of Port To- oner to get the pistol and Marr said, “1 bacco, Md.; Rev. Dr. Orlando Hatton, Broo! don’t want to shoot you. but if you come I ville, Mo.; E. Wyatt Blanchard, Baitimo: will.” When witness got close to him and | Hon. Daniei R. Magruder, Prince Frelcriek, was just about to seize the pistol Marr shot, | C#lvert count; the all passing through witness’ hand and striking the watch in the le(t breast pocket of his vest. Witness did not know what Crook arrested Marr for. bu Crook’s actions he was druuk. tr | Yania—Rev. Charles Breck. Wellsboro’, ccrroborated the preceting witness, and in | Rev. Augustus Marple, Scragton, Pa ad: ition said Marr called to Crook to come} Lamberton, Harrisburg: John J. Ati oot trem behind the telegraph pole, saving | Caster, Pa. “Diocese of Pittsburg —B that he was the one, and after he shot, Marr | @rd Smith, Uniontown, Pa; R git lavingdown the pistol, “I give mys Md. Diocese of Virginia — Rev. Dr. George H. Norton, Alexandria, Va; Rev. J.-S. Hanckel, Charlottes Judge Hugh W. Sheffey. Massie. Charlottesville.” Dic Dr. H. W. Spaulding, Pittsburg; John H. Shoen- up.” Thedefence claimt there was no ine , berger and Thomas M. Howe. Pittsburg. sentto fh jure the officer (Shephort that | The board Wilimectin Baltimore at Grace the pistol w uly discha ‘A (church, corner of Pgrk and Monument red t_Mossrs. | Street,on the 20th day of Jaly. They will . Thomas | Slect a president and secretary from their own bedy, and wilt also appoint a chureh advocate. who, accord ng to theeanon, “must be @ lay communicant of the charch and of B J Assanit with invent .) kill Caroline Smith; on trial Crrevit Courr—ludge Hwnphreus. : ; Ne the {on of tae law, and Who theneefor- seReTUay: Reuibone, Behrend & Co. vs. | ward shail, in ail stages of the ieomsentnce, oe ee cate es eat: | ifm trial be ordered, represent the ohench aed jadement for defeodant. Keafe ve. Faherty; | tea party on the Gor DRAG, white meen nee ve Puck do. Curt iS. ROR | cused is the party tothe other” ‘The cauon ee WS. Gersdonh fare ei emissed. | farther prescribes: “The sittings of the boant mallwood vs. Gersdof; jury respited. Ad- shall be private. The church advocate shalt Journed. not attend as prosecuting counsel, but shall To-day, Smallwood vs. Gersdoff; verdict for lwoo sdof, v be at all times at hand to give his advice « See Wingo, sys. Levis: verdict for plain- | atl questionseubmitued to ita by the mack, # we +) Gul be a inger, jury out. | In conducting the investigation the board aH eee Ort Seay = shall hear the accusations and such proof as aedar. eme eens Wylie. the aceusers may produce, and shall deter- * tr e Whether, upon the matter and mitted. Waters against Wate order «i- I DSRS IER tp thee Eas hee can f fact as presented to them, there are suffi cient grounds to put the bishop upon his trial. “Ifa majority of the board preseat on ‘h investigation shall be of opinion that there are sufficient grounds to put the ac- cused bishop upon his trial they shall direct the church advocate to prepare a present- ment, to be signed by such of the board as agree thereto. The bishop who receives the charges shall cause the names of all the bishops entitled to seats in the House except the accused and any w related to him, to be placed in a vy . n Which eleven names shall bedrawn dlentered upon a list as they are drawn. The accused may strike off any name. and the church advocate another, anil soon untit there are only seven names ieft upon the recting payment of @ specific sum. Dins- more against Sheldon; order discharging re- straining order and dismissing bill. wards, trustee. against Clark; decree ratify- ing sale nisi. Stolpp against’ Stolpp: order nisi directing credit to complainant and ref- erence to auditor. Goff against Goff; order reference. Freedman’s Savings Company against Metropolis Paving Company; de- eree for speciiie sum. POLIcE CocRT—Jwige Snell. To-day, R r lateral. mond Allen, forfeited col- Albert Parvel, same. ‘Thomas Tol Washington Stewart, lond ar is; £5. George Burke, cursing; © James A. Connor. unlawful tapping a sawer: continued. Also ‘charged with making excavation without a permit; continued. | | hese seven bishops form the ecetesi- es Swanazan, drank and disorderly for ical court for the trial of the accused. feited collateral.” James tams; Same. “se: — Eddie Colbert, assault on Charles ‘Thomas 5 7 by cutting him in thebackand site, Astats. | “£NAN@ZAL AND COMMERCIAL, The Markets. ®, July Virginia “lS; West Virgin Colbert is t and Thomas a white be affair occurred on Sw ay Carolina 6's, old, 20: do. new, Il bid to-day. ony showed that strong and active, Wi Roe : Jnty atom quiet but Whit tal i. No.2 a 1al Maryland red, 1 2% 1Sal #; do. white, 1.308135; No. 2) M GEORGETOWN. 121.” Corn weak and ‘off for west greedily 3 ithern white FALt oF 4 Boy From THE Roor oF THE . S7ass; westarn mix Op ALMSH —Yesterday morning John at, Clg lect ball August, Ski; Se ‘lark, a small boy, an inmate of the Home witet Yat firm—southern, Gis, west Sins, do. mixed, 62963." Bye’ ynict sal). Hay firm and unchanged. Pro. Visions firm with fair order trade. Pork, 211). alk meate—sh Joose packed. 9a) Ww; clear ri Lard duli—ret industrial school (at the Geor bouse), fell from the top of tb the ground, a distance of 25 fe cated his elbow and tended him. THe Gkatn TRADE.—Messrs. I town alms- building to et, and dislo- vist. Dr. Appleby at- ley: & Buttor firm change Petrowsrm voerude, bia Brother to-day sold 1,000 bushels wheat, at | fined Iiald. “Comte qatel tnd wri en iets S16 per bushel. Arrived. schooner How- | prime Bio cargoes, 12,430; jobbiug, I7"caave, ard, from Baltimore, with 2,150, bushels corn Risky firm, 122 J. G. & J. M. Waters; schooner Kitty for New Youx, July 14.—Stocks dull and ste A Gan, Aleem i pushols | Money, 2, Gold, 1s chanes, long, Sekt he eee, With 1,000 bushels | Tee) dens: “Goveemaate den ent tame “> Lega sag! New Yorx, Joie l¢—Wlonr a shade firmer 1 Wheat, Ia? cents better. Corn steady. Losvox. July 14, 12:9) p.m.—The rate for money t the Stock Exchange ent securities is 564, 10535; 1357s, ALEXANDRIA. ARREST OF A WaSaINGTONIAN.—Yestor- day bavid Keppel, of Washington, was ar- rested hereon @ warrant sworn out by Mr. Reddy. of Richmond, Keppel being a btor. He was held to b: on Thursday, with Mr. Normile, as surety ———- _ WallStreet To-day. New York, July 14—The Post's financial article say* —The Stock Exchange markets are ver; dail, There bas been a further decline in gold; opening sale wae at 115',, since which there has been = a ne to 11 now being ley 1 apr of this city Dkow —We mentioned several days na the rates have 3to 1 per cent. per a ago the drowning of two men in Hazel rive F day for nse. avd “fat firm for baukers Culpeper coun t and learn since that thei vs , and wes for i: da se to } names were Jas. T. Smith and Dan'l She ilies Be a a ad both were married men. ney market extreme © continnes, oc First Oats. Fifty by ture, call loans. being 202): per | and the first of the season, sok ent me mercantile paper 34ga5 per ceut. Governim for 60alS cents per bushel | Ronds here arc lower. with gold, the market being on re Sentine |. The d+ cline from yesterday ranges from >, to Loudon county.—Sentinet i ihe jatter 10 W's, Theatock te BES ss — feat j less, with <u The Montgomery County, Md., Demo vt C1 Ne in the. reer of seriwn / cxntic Convention, f Telegraph, Toa, HAMILTON DELEGATES ELECTED. MoM, diasi?,- Erie, Leni {Special Correspondence of ‘Ihe Star. 73°. Northwest, 39° a0 ROCKVILLE, Mp., July 15, 1875. bck Island, 104%50108.% The democratic convention of Montgomery SS ‘county met here to-day, to nominate dele- CITY ITEMS. gates to the state convention which is to meet in Baltimore next Wednesday, the 2\st instant. The convention, consisting of 125 members, was called to order at il o'clock, by George Peter, esq., of the state central committee. On motion, Dr. Nicholas Brewer Was unanimously chosen president of the convention, and J.C. Carter and Somerset O. Jones were appointed secretaries. On motion of Mr. . B. Prettyman, it was ordered that the chairman of the delegation representing each election district shall fur- pusness, Fever Aguo, | mplainis, Instantly relieved g's Liquid Extract of Beef. ea tl To GATHER pearls from ocean's vases Divers No pearis do Asian swimmers raise Like thoxe in beauty’s mouth that shine eo DYSPEPSIA and F by using Leiby Made by the Sozodont divine. “TIME TRIES ALL and has vention, and two clergymen and twolaymen | | GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. | laymen from this diocese, | SUMMER RESORTS. POTOMAC BOAT CLUB, Thore will he a COUNTEY BOARD —A few minutow Peaal Mating of the Potomac Boat Club salk from +tther the Tih of lith et ect line THIS RVENING. at S$ oclock, at their rooms, of cars. at Mire ADS. « Unior Hetel, A full attendance ‘Is ect ny reguested. Sy Order. n- a VVIND HOLES. W. * wWaeatters KEEDYSVILLE, WASHISGTON CO, STEAM DYEING AND. NING ESTAB enmmer resort. only 2% hours’ ride ING Mies from tb: city perthe Metreoeitine Snany. sie Brahe can Peet, Covetoam, BD. @. = ae of an. evabtisted. SSE mi awaried. i407 ine re largei apd improved. MtG, Ladice upd Gentlonnn’y | EcUwITy Trick and t wearing of every description, inciadiag This H.tel Velvete, Crepe Veils and Trimmiugs, Rid Gi. art oe & _ Re” ploy cleabed or dad: iss, ‘Curtains sod Comers, near §. t., — the Super monte, a Se syee Ete ene arthor Seng ms your addres and we will call for and re- y to Colonel % ret torn work at any piace in the District free of extra rem D.H.WYAN Charge. Work received and retarned by mail or ex: | Proprietor | Vee Seen ane 20 ang siace te tho country. agll-tr tt DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT ___———— ont | CHESAPEAKE ; NNAP- BOOKS AND STATIONERY. ane ous pu . Pant clon rans nt i. an athens, besiinins MNXCIE OF DB. GUTHRIE; now compiote; 8 Sha sthing: he acemtinctettte. ne hos gugen Mary: a Dram De Tenn: te " | be iy te a od with ever) delicacy ee be bre ard Reacher. Address Beimon’ anni : Hymual and Ganticles, with Muse Geodrien. | a eh me ‘The Abbe Tigrane, Candidate for the Papal Chair. | COUNTLY BOARD six ne and of New Bngiand. Wilson Sel ~ Mar ne we, abandanc ‘The Green Gato. From the German, By Mrs, | #eMTEL . Real Estate Agent, Wister. oF sale Oy tween Sth and oh oO tr = SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS | ingly low prices, at + | peal eabyen? a NOH L. SUENANDOAM CooNTY ‘of hi wae D. Bawa a wety of Mite iw - tr ir tokets te Bando \ tucker. ~ h, special rates to famili.s oF partion rastueki's = T pamphlets or teformation addres< Kevansh. John Derrien. 5) not Aod. MYERS, Proprietor s The French at Bome r 7 << Poilard’s Lady Superior... Po Ape Guy Mere, Fonte. ¥y the author of Ver he RYE BEACH SO ennyee 1 @ nwopen. F | 20 T ie ay Tong = ; ~ wg PHILBRE . “Pobalar Hand books of Travel for Amert t : can sod Foreign tours, i ee . a A large lot Novels reduced to 25 cents, at COLTON SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN'S. Agents Lawrence's‘ Pare Linen” Papers, | TM fine resort has been improved, « fine whart ene ii ienaumenin ees sail tn f {the door, and will be opened for the ~ after Ju'y | + low. @150 per ae sel Any.or $35 por m i - $5 per week. QUEEN MARY. By Alfred Tennyson y te THE ORIGIN AND ANTIQUI Town, Be COLTON, GRAVING. wy W. 6. Boker eae | 280-tm_Bilés Town, St. ary e county. W rate aeatsnnaneeenssserrmetmnercimercneny SOY VUE DE LEAL HOTEL, THE FRENCH AT HOME. By Albert : _ BOGS... nn. nsnene —e s - 13 - HAMPTON ROADS, VA. JOCELYN’S MISTAKE. Pape: wee «7S | Thi seaside resort tem THE LADY SUPERIOR. By KlizaF. Ballard g0 | 0K) Hathing. Fix Oysters, Su MUHUN BROTHERS. Bookseller | graph: reenter Th ; Je29-tr LOLS PENNSYLVANIA APENY Stonat the we ag oa Ber mac "YE REE FRATHERS, a Novel. by Wim. Biack ar week 93 get dow author of “The Princess of Thule, wed : HOWELL And for sale at SH Ooi TOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY,N.J ILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE. T4> street and Pennsylyanis avenue. Man and Beast, Hero and Hereafter: illustrated by ES DVEFY. more (han three hundred orig! necdot (Of Conticvental Hotel, Paiistalphia,) pte gettin undred original anecdotes by | 386-4 Fae a Vdd Tromp, a Novel. = as Mie Kovel, by Victor Cherbaltes, ‘ tOTEL, ik Ba ‘and everything tn LEONARDTOWN, MAKYLAND, okey yy Ki TR HTLLt °S BOOKSTORE pin of Summer Boar hithe best th D _ COAL AND WoOoD. ‘KE! t oul STKE! STRIKE! STRIKE FOR YOUR WOOD! WOOD!! — COAL! COALT! 00— 25 00—85.00—85.00 Towded with cousignmes CArgors Upon cargos, Gaily a . — “| than we con disp see of rendily at wheal 3 JORDAN'S WHITE SCLPHUR form the public that with- | SPRINGS " t 7 oo we pr one te | & as lat a price within the means of the bum. bDiest individual : ee | GOOD PINE Woop daiteed ey 20D PINE WOOD delivereg for 5 per co OAK trom $6 to8 7 hr ® OF 83 pero All Kinds of COAL, with 2,20 Ibs. to the ton at the | went possible price Also. SAWED and SPLIT WOOD at ho correspond JUUNSON BROTHERS, Main Office and Depot at Johnson's Wharves, foot of 12th and 13th strests southwest. = HOUSE. This tav | | 1203 F street northwest. fece tare oranen OMicee— $T1Te satrect mares eoty i ‘ farged and “ harp 4 (OAL, WOOD AND For farther ifort: A‘ton mates at BUILDING MATERIALS, -ftcerin, Korine, Cambria Ce i on s . LaPRDOR a UME ce seed sud spit: all kept under cover. epee sf faving the cont several brands | and Domestic CEMENTS and CALUINED PLae. aon handlicg yearly many millions of BAN * GOB LATHS, 1 am in condition to Bl orders of ey ington City: hes Chirchses if wil — fo my line with dispatch and f: sud pleasant society. There is within Nbolesale and retail tost defy comps fine Mineral Spri c 100 om Inedical waters have been prononuced 1) Pl “ual to any in the state. Daily Stages conn With the Railroad Depots at mre anil at the Plaine | A free ride to th Lee. ast. Sectags ovcee day = WM. GUINAND. ms. &¢., addres JOSEP M: PATTON, Pro J Bm ZUG, — | prietor. jena : Dealer tn Beet Varietion of nt ae oe ANTHBACITE AND CUMBERLASD Ovsc POINT LOOKOUT HOTEL Pine, WOOD in the stick, o sawed and split. Access per Potomac steamers. Fancy and Mas- auerade duriug the ses<in ene t. St. Ms aec., HE HOT SPRING ey ony he hag Pr — a... ALWAYS OPEN TO VISITORS The only HoT MINERAL WATERS fn the Btates cast of the Mississippi riv RENOWNED SANITARIUM, and they esteemed by the mu * REMETIAL AGENT im cases of Rhenmatiam. Paralysis. Disease of Liver many eases. In addition to ite nnn 7 rivalled hs ranging iu temperature as bigh as 11 degrong F . are fonn IRON, ALUM, MAGNESIA, AND sULPHUE DRINKING Wa TERS extensive im provements completed «ince lant on have made the place more comfortable for Lips aod more attractive to TLEA<URE SEEK: Pamphlets aod cireniars address J. A. AUGUST, Manager. EXCHANGE HOTE SKE Sitnated on the highest ‘point'on the Mid- Talfroad, 52 miles from Waabit bh more fog ‘end evening trains each wai trip, $1.75. The hotel « new, with don! the ‘entire length. The rooms are well end the dint g room evel and airy. The conntry & healthy as any in the world. and there are no Murguitoes, Bos ders without 3e0-3m_ FRANCIS JOAN r cirentars & BRE ret lerate for Offices aud Yards:—Foot of K street and Rhode Inland avenue, betweou Sth and I 0th streets. Orders also recelved Prong, Mesers, vi & PEARSON, corner Sth Dewees ate ASB MILBURN ary ’s Co.. Md DEY Goops AT REDUCED PRICES Ua dat GREAT BARGAINS. Black GRENADINES at ISe., 2c , #e., oe. 62350, i $1 25 per yard. aa AWNS, with side border, 2tc. per WW pisces of VICTORIA LAWN at 20. and 250 por Freel, Mull, Swiss, and Cambric MUSLINS, from T2kye. per yard up te Ato, i PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS at Also. 34) den Keep’s Patent Partly made DRESS | HIRTS have been ordered for our sales this weel All goods warranted to be as represented by the saleemon. W. W. BURDETTE «& CO,, Je28-tf_ No. 9257th st. n.w.,and 706 K st. o.w. TO MAKE children preferred, NON, Proprietor. AMONG THE Tur proven that Wistex’s Balsam of Wild Cherry is the remedy par excellence for the cure of colds, | coughs, croup, whooping cough, bronchitis, asthma, phthisic, sore throat, influenza, and “last, not least,” consumption. 50 cents and $1 a bottle, large bottles much the cheaper. eo ——_—_@-—__- $50 to £10,000 has been invested In Stock nish @ list of the members chosen at the pri- mury election held last Saturday; and it was further ordered Unat these lists be recognized @s the representation from each district. The names of the delegates to the conyen- tion having been called by districts, Capt. E.W. Owens nominated the following gentl2- men to cast the vote of the Montgomery | Privileges and paid 900 per cent. profit. “How democracy in the state convention, viz:—E. | to do it.” A book on Wall street, sent fre». J. Hall, Samuel Riggs of R., Z. L. Windsor, Fumbridge & Co., Bankers, 2 Wall street, Dr. Nicholas Brewer, Howard Griffith, Wm. | New York. 6,3: T. Dove, E. B. Prettyman, Alfred Ray. This ticket, understood to represent the Hamil. ton interest, was elected by a vote of 75 to 50, aaa Ae FLETCHER’S PATENT WINDOW SCREE: Best invention of the age for the exciusion the 50 votes’ being cast for Carroll delegates. | Of plies. Bugs and Mosquitoes. Hamilton Qn motion of Mr. Ben). Faweett, the vole | aig manufacturers for the Disiriet. Cor The convention adopted a resolution en- | mbia. i 26,202, dorsing Mr. Hamilton as the standard bearer Excrescences of the democracy in the next gubernatorial owing Nails, &c., successfull growing treated at Dr. White's establish: street, opposite the Treasury. ka.m.to6p.m. Fee, $1per visit. Owing to ress Of business pete oftice hours Dr. Vhite is unable to attend patients at resi- dences, except after 6 p. ma. a re Tur NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, Cornerof New York avenue and 15th macene, pare 5 per cent. per annum on deposits for: calendar month. Banking hours,?to4, Saturiays,9 2713, 14116 contest, and then, after remarks by Messrs. E.B. Préttyman and Raymond Birch, the convention adjourned sine die. Tt. A CLERGYMAN CONFESSES ADULTERY. Rey. Lorraine Rood, pastor of the Presby rian church at Pittstown, N. Y., has been suspended from the ministry for adultery committed eight years ago. The husband o. the woman implicated was recently convert- ed, and when his wife confessed her intimacy with the clergyman he, in the interestof gooo morals, told tbe presbytery of it. Rood, when charge with the crime, confessed, and ex- pressed his sorrow and repentance. to dand 6 8. ——— For Moth Patches, reckies and Tan, ask four cages for Perry's Moth and Freckie a thets 13 ogee it 1s rellable. gh Pe les on the THE’AMERICAN RILLE TEAM and ticir ‘ace, Heads or ‘forms, use friends visited Abbortsford and Melrose Perry's Improved and Pimple "Rem- yesterday. William Nelson, a leading citi- | edy, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr. zen of Edinburg, gave t then a banquet last B. C. Perry, 49 Bond street, New York. 4 night, in the course whicl THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE of Speech warm in eulogy of America. Colonel EWING sales Gitdersiveve respondel in fitting terms, The | 1872 were @2 4.12-8,wt members of the team leave for London to- day. $a Sa WE INVITE AN EXAMINATION Runs OVER By Cars.—A special to the oF ouR Richmond (V: jirer says it Angus Fiartsook, (on o¢ Det Gk, sebretary of | STOCK OF SLATE MANTELS, the Red Wind and Arlington Life Insurance | Having the best selections of colors in atylofs at taod ‘eopany, while attempting to get off @ mail Pe We the best train at Elmington,on the nia Mid- — ‘ES, min land Railroad orf fell deh the pa cars and had ‘horribly mangled. | Sfter His injuries will likely prove fatal. pe ed THE CoTToN STAT ES CONGRESS assem- | "4, iterests of that =. two KITCHEN UTENSILS, TIN WABE, &c take mitiatory measures for their develop- ment. The day was spent chiefly in sp2eches dy Seven gentlemen 12nd four ladies” teases Se aan ST ‘We contract for ve ives into @ brass ED.—It i Be ca ssetoed n tte Sow Hecee| RSS ae a aE ae | | PUOMEING AND cas rreeixa woman fined in ew Haven y , Fecen le scopal bishop almshouse gave birth to three feraale in- | of the Fon de hac Diese il eee ee Pilemimechanice and from oar long onperinwse fants on Tuesday last. Bi letter ‘declining. to accept, the Position, | tls branch Tadeaeak Se Bz -The failure of Robert Conkling & Coy) Rev. Dr. Coleman, of Toledo, Ohio, was tirst | Yorkst tar prices, of Manchester, Engiand, . Their | elected to the office and declined it. HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, toore frm alone sour g ees? they OWN | ae poTATO BUG has reached the desort, | 317.9b street, between Penna, and D et, north- ome em Rienesee ee. > | ahandred miles north of Ottawa, Canuta’ | __¥est. #7 Landis and Carruth, the Vineland | They arrived in showers, striking against Se een can ane mae Lite | wth panes like hail. and are devouring up aD . re wi no) ‘. seandal trial. all the potato vines in the weinity. &?-A wag lent a clergyman a horse that ran away and threw him, and thea claimed credit for spreading the gospel. 87 Socia)isi is on the decline ia Germany, the number of its adherents having dwindled In a few years from 340,000, to about 25,0. “7a France tt i: to put @ tax va the perambuiators in w! tie “nurse takes baby for a ride. tut SUMMER RESOR’ UNTAINS. AW EVD OF 17, Bterecsco, 474 Pron BUSH HOUS BELLEFONTE, Pa. pic views of Local Scenery szivanta avenue, eacriptive cirent W.H. WILKI AND COMPLETE OUR CLOSING-OUT SALES, JAMES A. FRAZIER, Propri ee Ty es Diace, w) WE OFFER innumerable to v0 am and as Dr € been able to compete Springs in ite bol dence.’ Jebel says, “Nome he with the Bockbriige Al Md ou the pub ri THE WENTWORTH, A first-class Sammer Hetel ttnated in mevcectin, B H Smee trom Foctenout the season June Wh, under the manage- AMPBELL & CHASE. All tho rooms in the house are desireble, and the Ocean and River Bathing, Sailing, Fishing and Riding facilities un- THIS MUST WINDITUP! Bu For further information inquire of CHARLES EF. CAMPBELL, Portanouth, WH, or CHARLES H. CHASE, 48 North Markot atroot, ton, ap2t-w.&« 3m TALBOTT House BARNESVILLE, MONTOOUERY 00, MARYLAND. bavi) beased TAKE ADVANTAGE ® THIS FINAL OFFER. GOODS MUST BE SOLD, AND SOLD AT ONCE! NOTHING RESERVED. EXAMINE AND BUY. HABLE BROTHERS, or Oonwes 7TH and D Srauers BW. ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY Draws on the ont ry F of every Sizth Great Drawing, Class 6, Draws on WEDNESDAY, the 14th day of JULY, 1378, Whele ters, Youths and 6 ager a ype oe oe ‘out vets. Cm tt i ae ee Pe LIGHT FELT for Meo, iis.