THE Covers. nm clerk, any moneys, , tight in action, or Preeident, for the appointment by said Regents ° CiTrYrivr EVENING STAR. |*" = seutcvgstm series we | THE PROPOSED NEW GOVERNMENT. | cuter err dente tee Evian termes | coe Een YITRMS “| [Thurrday, Messrs. J. H. Bradiey and C. P.| ‘The great length (195 bill pages) of the bill pepe yg oping be hrtingpe here bodinghng ae Se feng fevwennogh Sole ae Petes sli Tn) : Cumnneste. Uae Seams axp nese re i a J. Sailr ae nfinence vote, yo, ja > = aresu, Provide recor j Pele pro Casper Gervers a cere . DOUBLE SHEET. | Reinet Alexamder O, Gueranie oc, Barr, | Teported by Senator Morrili, of Maine, from the | {icn“on ene question, matter: causes or fro-"| mendation of any appointment by any aid | carrying on a bar room: appeal. After the te wins aiiciog sindutenn recent “4 2itions, WA. Cook, the Distise of Oolutabinand the | Joint Select Committee “For the Better Gov- | Ceedirg, which may then be. pending, or may | Member. bead of @ burean, oF oficer, or for ap- | timoay was in Mz. N. HL. Miller, for defeniant, | One eit : TURDAY.... December 19, 1574. | Avdiior and Controller of the District of Co | ernment of the District of Colambis,” forbids Jaw be at any time brought before him, in | polutments by st Re,cote on such recom- | moved to quash the information. onthe groand ‘i as = : — | luubia tor an injunction. The plaintiff states | the attempt to print it imasingle number of Tae _ offic 5 ‘or clerical apenity 0e with intent \ prom yoo Seder pt ght SS ibaa rolet of quite tar ine meee = is 4 "4 = cause upt use of offial aut ityin | men any co ie a v et et 5 ir flela aNTRErar® Weather Probabitities Today. (| p0. Ome 2h of July, 13, the Boardof | stan, and we there‘ore give it in instalments } favor of any pencou. sh= ba deemed guilty of | tion OE aay vocann to te ouplapen or teroct ox | cretion th ervaie of Jadgment. Morris Dillon, | fie Finest Cysts Bor Lavde? im the Cup of Public Werks made a contract with one Alex Ves | 4 aa Orrice ov The pcg Shogo oo ander ©. Chenowith to construct certain sew- | for the informatic. cf our readers; the arrange } g fejony, ant shall, upon conviction, be im. school-ipapector, or for any oath of office or | carrying a oo cealed weapon —a vistel. UMicor Washington, Dee. 1%, 10:30 a. m. . ers; that it ‘ired to bond | ment by chapters sifording a convenient oppor- | pr'-Sned fr a term not exceeding two years, or bond, or for the preparation of any seal, or | Morgan testified that on the 2th of Faly lest, For Hew Enginat, te mide stator smd | forthe partormance of tho'werk, sont piancttt | tunity to a0 chia without Injury @ the cerse: | shail berases cat scecotine ooetineeseen tor, | pinaketac licensees herein te white meets | nk Mi. Olivet comet lower lake region, generally bight mee becime surety ix. the sum of $5,000; that Uhen- Jers, or both, in the discretion of the court. | apy reseunadle preparation for entering upon | threatened Oo" vey receive. ¢ 5, he was told tuataman | steamer Lady of the Lake and ys” Exp the coxton, Mr. Duifey, and | Company, trom their estab net agents of the aay, pot ds, which they will serve im thelt ing the rest of Saturday, acti 0% A Bit for the better government of theDis- } Every officer or clerk in this section enume- | said government at the last named date, (bat | witness &°Toated him and took the pistol from | Chesapeake bay, 1) parrele a winds, slight change in the barometer and tis: | poet y panache penpnore lp ray Cite ces nar mng trict of Golambia. rated, who shall accept or act upon any -oh | which at the sametime, shall mot,uutil the inste | Lisa’ he (ithe asad ok the pistol the | Fatest, ani me. Cholosel the fovion nara? Ing temperature, parne: that Chenowith applied to bim and pre- [Conclued from yesterday's Star.) gift, cfler, or promise, OF entertain thé same | named date interfere with the exercise of au- | pistol ‘n bis hand at tue time. Defence calmed | Maton X cnreamen Crecke tang take = | vaiea on him to enter an equal copartnersh! Caarran XVIl.— BRAL PaRovisions. under any agreement, or understanding that | thority by the present officers in said Distric: tbat the pistot was not concealed. Mr. Birney, | Born Harbor, Mill Ponds. § ep Creek, ¥ LOCAL NEWS | with him, and be made an oral contract witl Sec. 152. That wherever in this act provision | bis vote, opinion, judgment, or action sail ba | shall take effect immediately. Bat no salary | for the District, aatd that the prosecation didnot | River, Sea Sides, and many others of tue weet ¢ | Kim. Tbeton entering on the work he found | is mace for the appointment or removal of aug | Influenced thereby, or shall be given in apy | or compensation or term, herein provited for, | cl-im bat ihe pire! was tone aed. Dartiok. | hunks SOM, aeaae hiaeenen i | that Chenowith was utterly uacless to | officer, the successors of such officer respective- | question, matter, cause, or proceeding then or | shatl commence until the thirtieth day oftane, | Dofiey testified thathe is the Amnzements, &c., Tonight. ? the contract, furnisiivg all the mate- | cific and Ia isan except o eightsen bundred and | commeoreia ; until the same shallbe amenia | Wm. 5 ; Captsin Fleming's omter w elvew bere in regard to attendan Bilitory at Commander ¢ rv shail, upon taking his oath, ant before | compelled to appear and give evidence before | thirtieth day of dam or, andon the eth of January, 74, | entering w where- | aby jary,orin any court, inthe same man n the discharge of his duti sevent Bemaré 2 of the local he received from the proper officer a cere ute | under, sign oficial lis Martin bh which shail be kept | @* O'her persons, but the testimony 69 gi or abrogated in the ma: rhereiu provided for | bove | saperinteadent | most elegant saloons. A him. and the work must be either | ly are to be appointed and removed in the same | atapy time pending, or which may by law be | eighteen hundred and seventy-five, except the | of Mt Olivet cemetery, and that Dillon having i ao Fores Opera uct Mr- E. L. Davenport in | abandoned or some other mode adopted; | mavner, unless oterwise expressly provided, | brought before him tn “bis oficial capacity, | termeand salar sot aed Regents and of their | ordered bir g a grave fur Seseased | ran eCtsss Br De. Porrsa, Xo “Damon and Pythias” and “Day after the | g disecintion of copartnership took place; and | and wherever it is not provided that. upon a | Shall bedeemed guilty of a felony, and shail Secretary, wh'ch shail respectively begin when | cbid, refused to Pay Dim, andon expesialating | ¥ SvReut.— The following are a few of the Wedding.” up to this dissolution Chenewith bad not ad- ney, the residue of the term is to be filled, | "Pon conviction, be disqualified from holding | said ofiicers shall be appointed. with bit be the pistol. Mr. Miller, for | many cures perfor orter dart Matwnal Theater—Kellogg English Opera | vanced one dollar or incurred a Bi! obliga- ‘h now appointment shall be furafull term | &0y public office, trust, or appointmen: under | And the present Commissioners for the go defence, srgued that the pat Mr. FSG ‘Troupe in & grand Meia Finaic, including | tion. Complainant, to secure himself, took from | of the office, and each officer shall continae to | sad sn, and shail forteit his office, | ernmentot the District of Columbia, and for | clisse« trom the vrovist ce No. ¢ fi street, b on A great s the second act of Li Trovatere. Chenowith a full, absolute and complete assign- | bold the office until a successor ¢ appointed or | and shall be punished by imprisonment hot ex. | other purposes, shall frame or cause to bs | police: officers, officers of the army a ferer trom Neuralgia 1 2 years, ard Theater Comique—Sam Devere in ‘The Hid- | ment. with a power of attorney to rective from | elccted, and qualified to enter upon the | ceeding twoyears,or by @ fine not exceeding | framed suitable reguiations and ordinances for | Sc. and that to convict it tuck ad tot Gen Hand,” other attractions. . the Board of Pabllc Works, all moneys, bonis | discharge of duty. Itshall be the duty of the | five thousand dollars, or both, im the discretion | carrying this act into effect; which being | pro e tthe party teuch ex- | cal opera ghiiost rei aang and berefits arising out of the same,on the 15th | several Presidents of Boards to preside and | Of tbe court. Every person offending again-t | formally approved by eaid Commissioners, acd | er P cesewason trialwhenour | he was t 4 by Pr. Porter, at No of September, and he fled the same with the | preser: ft ‘or | either of the provisions of this section shail be a | filed in the efice of the Clerk of the Suprema | report « #treet northwest, who bya single te of September, e fled ti the | preserve order at meetings, and to take care for gle tre Condensed Locals. | clerk of the Board of Public Works on the fol- | the efficient discharge of the duties of tha Ba. | competent witness agaiuet any otter ps Gourt of said District, before the ttrat day vf | The following cases have ber Chected & compicte and perman po pre eenin Jan- lowing day. He recites that he proceeded to | rean,of which the Board istue head. Every | ofending in the same transact dane next ehall be severaliy in force from the | day: Ulver Marion. prosecat | | r . noise in the hing’s faneral. for the work done, amounting to 3611.10, which | by the Secretary of said Itegents, with pro, shall not be used in any prosecution or proc | Atrogating or amending other regaiations or ‘ The holiday number of the Sunday ( certificate was audited and paid without any | subdivision for cach bureau, and for cacao ing, civil or criminal, against the person s9 tes- | ordinancrs. Ard said “Commisston-rs may mor.ow will be crip a parkting. worthy of z objec n from Chenowith. ‘The ¢ mplainaut | cer notot a Bureau, which signature shali be States that be proceeded with the work, an‘ on | deemed a contract between said officer and | tying. nor rball the person go testifying be | the 2d of November ho received a far said District for the faithful discharge ot ot } | Keble criminally tor the offense to whicn his on and disteihation in sed 1 such regniatieons and ordinan testimony relates. after theirapyrovs) thereot. ins ma@aner whic the festive searon. Sheriff Stewar Camy Snowden, rest complete iny a ‘ | sacar: pe for hie work for $10.°09, for which a certifi -ate | duty by eaid officer, as econdition pressd Sec. 141. That any officer of said department, | in th: opinion of th Commis-ior ers, will most trean ene Alexapdria, be Wes wade, and op the following day. ou pre- | being enutled to ralary or compe: ion. or person employed tn its ee + | Cf crmly rmcure adequate publicity thereof roeren him. septing it,be was informed that antesti « «I | procceding,examination. or investigation, hars- | Wi!’Tully vielate or evade any of Ane inthe discharge of the duty hereby tune whee President Grant avd King Kalakaua ha on made out in the name of C. C. Bu in authorized to be taken or condacted before | ° ‘sact,or coavert any of the public prow | posed, rat ¢ issiovers are «xuthorized to | way comet been invited to attend the New England soc! ghee of Chenowith. He further states that on | any justice ofthe Supreme Court of eald Dis bis own use. or knowingly permit any | empicy st: h assistance as they may deem ad- | untv conse. ¢ Bie at Masonic Temple on Monday evening ny It 2 : rson » to convert it, or by gross and | visable, at an expe eluding such publica. 7H, the contract assigned to him eras ma’ z ed e' th Four bundred tickets are already oat. | igo ig sol trict, may be continued by or before any other Ags : ~ = Write anceled, 0 far agit relates to a ere id justice, t of duty allow the same to b not exceeding two thousand five humtret A. At the meeting of tie Bord of Health last | Sircet. between Re aud Teteoces eed Taree, | ead jueti «Phat any official position that may d District, shall be deemed guilty « ars, wud ssid sum, or so mitch thereotas | ye F | adly ns night, au application ‘rom Edmund Weston | from "10th to 13th streets, and he charges | need to be filled uadee this oh Iusdemesncr. and Ini addition shall, ob con Ray be necceary, is Lereby appropriated tor | Yi * Er 8s ¢ 3 | notwithetanan oy, anaes pitereet Eras Feeei(ca | that ro notue of the ‘cancelation was | therein epecitied, and every new o as may fs Re oe ote eet on ane Oe exetnced moro Regret r-a sive duty ee Gath aeereaka te KADY colored night rudence in thetr economy wry ve re. | Fayet, Bim, and it was done by the board, with | be created by law in said Department. and all | sitet frot recelving or holding sny oitice unter s hereby made the aut Regents t Sawelry will were fined $10 cach fe Girorderly manner | and swe | foil krowledge that Chenowith hed mate = | caves for recommendation fur appointment or | Said department; and any person who shall w y j tall assigoment to him, which assignment was | dismiseal that may by reason thereof arive,shali, | lly Swear falsely in any oath or affirmatic t ‘ 7 Tiosm flag. which | recorded. He further shows that he had faith- | inthe absence of express provision ty the con’ | Téduired by this act shall be gailty ofp Judges of said Supreme Court, and to transmit war received with appl and a vote of | fuliy completed the work, except that o: trary, be filled and made in general contormity | 4nd every officer herein required to make to Congress, at rhe opening of the aext regular thanks tendered the cone celled, which he was proceeding to construct | to the provision of this act, and every provision | Official report or record who shall make any | session. euch * digest and revision of all cxist- pees sat Met agniticent 1 | cane to be prog by competent persons, and £0 far as is practicable in consuitation with ths Tae. Lora of the most (avorite medi- se, aud we observe that Mr. Tietor of the ot-established sto sup : but was prevented by reason of the board not | hereot shall, as far as in subject appropriate, | false statemont therein, knowing the same ty | ing 'awe, applicable to said District, and such settee ticles mt very ree “Brooks.” the Colored Swindler. having provided outlets for the same; that | be applicable to the same, and w the dattes or | be falee, shall be guilty of a mixdemvanor. Graits for additional or amended provisions (co | PRimians “ton tne. nem 0h chess wed to his or- A BOLD AND AD PRRATION IN CORN. | Chenowith subs : jnently came to him and in- | such persons and officers, Sec. 142. Phat the heads of buresus and each | be cleat Syresenye fest An instance going to show how a countr formes bim that the board required him to pro- | Sec. 134. That ai! salaries and comp2nsation | ficer required hereunder to keepa record, ex- | conueciion with thie act) shall constitute a har- Of the firer precinet, with a lot a Sikanete an mas biiked by sharp practice on the part | ceed with the work, but not a hint was given | herein authorized to be paid sali be payable | cept the Police Bureau, shall, with reasona SO ORTRE te GA DIE ae enna | imtheic, Pesca Welle Gear Goekd aioe en Fp eee ee Merce ie the tage LBats. | bim that the contract had beee assigned, aod | monihiy. All sume herein provided to bs paid or | FTomptness, fornish to any tax-payer desiring | eppleable to said District or to the citiz-us ecesunter. As they were mec-commatitar asa | an net gay lest. thusiy— Brooks is the uame of the | on the isth of June he resumed the work and | collected for the benefit of sald District, or of the | the same atrue and certitied copy of auy book, | thereof. But there need not pe meepomesed a | ccriy tn the : ; promies colored mar Feast, so he calls imeelt- pos. | now has nearly completed the sewer. Thatin | United States, whether the same be taxes,com- | &ccount, cr paper kept by euch bureau or of. | eaid code any of thore lawa of the United Stares | the cnain Res Be ay he fompected site “Brooks of | November last he applied for his estimats, | mutation-taxcs, license-fees, assessments, pen- | ficer, or Fuch part thereof as may bedemand. | which bave & common application alike Soouit | asand She Veit.” He noticed about Market space on id was allowed $10,900, and when he | aities, fines, costs, or otherwise designated, ed, upon payment, in advance, of tive couts | citizens and District and to the citizens of the and alley rangers, who never labo fat that morning # good suppiy of corn, broaghtin | applied for the money or bonds, he was ine | shall be payable to and received by the Gul. | for every hundred words thereof by the person | several States of the Union. That Roiperncn | Sore entered in the Chain cane Ge ie ie saste Walt by *he countrymen, and finding upon inquiry | formed for the first time that the original con- | lector of Paternal Revenue for said Districtand | ¢¢manding thesame, All books, accounts, and | £0 eelected also report a systematic cole of pro- each. Nethante) WH all, col see He » centers, Mason's a ne eee ee ee Se eee barrel he | tract had been canceled, and that ou the 19h | paid into the Treasury of the United States. Ail | Pavers in any department or bureag thereof, cedare or practice for the courte of said Die- | Shr aeim ht and sallicd went to Jones’ feed store, on B street, between | of June a contract waa made at a higher price; | such salaries aud compensation, aud all pay. | xcept tbe Police Bureau, shall at all times be | trict, with no more change, however, from that eeninis: Ene lecktuae aes Tith and I2th streets, and bargained with Jones | that thie contract had been awigned to Burr, | ments tor property taken or damages done, or | Cen to the inspection of any tax-payer, subject | now existing than shail be necessary to secure himself inwar with fifth-proot to se! him all he (Brook) bad at $3.23 per bar- | and the estimate and allowance had been made | for rente oF oder public purposes hereunder, | {0 6ny reasonable regulations in regard to tie | such greater dispatch, certainty, and economy | himsrif ins th ay Zel, to be delivered tight away. Jones agreed | to him, and was paid Burr, who had turned it | shail be made and paid by the Treasurer of the | time and marner of such inspection as such ba- | as they may regard as practicable, And sata | 000, © justice. The cop found tuis Ww take it. ‘Thereupon Brooks harried to Mar- | over to Chi come or bis attorney, Cook; that | United States as appropriations shall warrant. | fu or officer may make in regard to the sam codes shall be accompanied with tail references Sark ise bahay ook ee shan tho on a with gold, tor two dollars. Mr. Prigg Ket space and approached @ countryman from | the payment was made in 3-65 bonds, which are | Ali vouchers and sccounts hereunder shall be | inorder to secure the safety of such books, to etatntes and deciriong, and with astatement | {ik when him Morris Hooke a been anal $2) | stantly receivmg treeh designs in gold- Trice George's county. Mi.. naued Saiwuel | now, oF were recently in the possession of | audited by the Secoud Auditor of the Treasnry, | Counts, and papers, and the proper use of them | of the rea-on for any Mew oF amemiel pros ped $3 for shooting pigvone tm the sonar, | EOna ahd the mod jodfrey, stating that his mistress had sent Cook. He farther says that be invested | and ail warrants and requisitions hereander | by the bureau, or officer. In case such icsyec- | visions therein proposed, And afurthersamor | WA ted $3 for eLooting pig-ona in the street. | poses of them are an ¥ corn for the horses, and that she wanted indicated) as (taken together 4 piated good are close imita~ jerked Iset night by Odicers Ede patterns ns, chains, . ere buttons. io id, WIth Falged initials, tthem into | promise to take the place ot th «for public satety. Joseph Wil- | ton, and are more durable. For tke Ham‘lton, two colored tiers ndid assortment of opera Mexican yp and earrings in gold. dscgne holiday eup of assed and engraved, and linea 8 ve"cismon pt corm juica, | We also noticed a of bis walking straight | white metal, con: ; # in the recommendation and several thousands of dollars on the work, | shall pass the office of the Second Comptroller. | titr shall he refused, euch tax payer, on his | five thousand deliars, or such portion of the = Pasig Rome grag gerne se | iducement to custom but the best. Godirey thought he had | and charges that the cancellation of portions | S-c. 1.5. That there shall be vo authority | S¥Orn petition, desiguating the particular | anme ae said Regents may frd it nece ary tO | wittout Hoene. Tilda Hailstock pleaded quilts | _ DOOLEY's Yeast Paster canbot 2 found | of the contract was fraudulent, and procured | heveCnlicr a cause, autuorize, or allow expen | Meek, account, or paper that he desires to in~ | experd in procuring the preparation and priut> | Hbeut license, Titda Hay Pearl, orithost, | for making Nght, erect hone ae te canellad A coon crsToMER Pn: Coe ithe ite ee aan etrad. | kes, abilities, disbursements, contracts, or ob- | HPCCt, mBy, upon notice of not less than oneday | ing of eald coder and statement, ie hereby ap- | 1 Dene a ot support except grasntation, ond | fics, Corn Breed dee nt ete wae and showed him his swwck—three wagon loads | him; that Chenowith with the same object pro- ligations in excess, in or for any year,of the | © Such bureauor officer, apply to any justice | propriated tor seid purpose aby means of support except prosctation, and » Corn Bread. &e. It is of A. No. | dry corn, two ot the loads belongin, cured the execution of the contract of June 19, | amount appropriated, or otherwise authorized | Of the Supreme Court of said District for to himself and one to a neighbor of his who nad | 1s74; that the asugnment to Burr was withoat | by a law of Congress for thet yess oe subject- | Order that he be allowed to deputized bim to felt iG | he corn swjust egusideration, (paid or promised;) that neither | matter; orto use, or allow appropriations to be ree plpuie! greed = Leg » and Brooks took the entire lot, agree- | Cherowitb or Birr have given one hour's work | use: , for any other purposes th. ose Ze, AD civeprencal % « ri ¥ pay £3.75 per barrel for it, the country. | or cue tran work, Dut have stood by and seen ee ically oentionsdor generally proven tor, | wabner ct euch inspection. he record of the | mesion to Congrése, a detailed estimate of tia | eneerour dog ig ea ee fleet [Pag ae see dinected that Te ee ae told di; | complarnant, at his own expense, complete the | tut in case of extensive calamity trom iro ur | Board of Policesba!l he open to that reasma- | expenditures required for carrying on the cor, paste Worth Ol. & tbat eerie atk coe | seen Seed at ote friven Up to | same under the belief that he was doing tha | lod. or from the disturbance of the peace. in | ble inepection for which the regulations ebai! | ernment hereby established frome the thirtieth | bant® Bor has Garrat bees Semen | Jores’ feed store, located ae bovestated. where | work as areignee; that the acts and doings of | said District, which shail have camssdor wtieg, | provide. day of Jone. eighteen hundred and seventy- 1 tee, Mee I r Jos - 8 liable, a Sec. 148. That it shall be the duty of the pres- srertcoxn. Joshua Johnson, Fazer car- | Te ent Commissioners for the government of sata | TCT, wae tapped for $20, in default of whieh he order auth. District to prepare with all convenient dia- | ** Ordered to work stout im the chain gang. | fy the time and | patch, and to submit to the President for trans Ker jamin Merry weather wes ordered to kill his ke sach inep en s Straps at Hamiitor Y. M. C. A. Building. - = Hats an» Cars of all Men's ann Love a p ‘ ‘ 18005 1 jury, Wim. Thompson | kinds at very low prices for cash, at Lewis’, De said bis mistress desired to have it stored 60 | Chenowith and Burr if not void they estop them | sh; li threaten serious sutteri or int = Sxe. 143. That every person who shall by | five, to the thirtieth day of -lune, eighteen hun- SOD. grend $i §- . Ay) iat she could serd fur it trom time to time as | from setting up any claim to the proceedsof tae | Land threaten seric peril tothe general neaitn | threats to deprive any citizen of auld istrict of | dred aud ceventy wa wating separately their | Slapped Mary Matthews, aud the court siapped | 7th etreet. 2 Brecks lending she was, ana arter tacking we | MOrK:, de therefore prays an injunction. c., | therein by reason ot the prevalence or approach. | Cccupation, or by any unlawful means hinder, | esumate for each Bourd and Othe, 20 tat as | Wa. for $3. a pagne. 7" tary of ihe Treasury; him to vote or from voting, or who shali com- | poze. 5 i rough F street yesterday, | Pitre red by none. m sna chuckling over his goo? bargain while the | TRC “Excise” Clause of the Morrila | [et1ryo! ihe Treatary; and incaso that oMcer | te oe ete erate wince te —— and mee cooped by OMlcer McGraw; he wat nclies by sone _ Stet, three wagore were unloaded, all counting to seapene said Kegents shail make euch application. And | &™Jty of a misdemeanor. , District Government Affairs. whedied for $20. fa at. retaotantly | Ran Elphongs & Co.'s aivertine- is Of twenty b - Jones then asked | MEETING OF RESTAURANT PROPRIETORS AND upon such application being made requesting Every person who euall, insaid District, give, Controller Coyle is engaged to-day in payin z eat th egcitecendh veg eds ter counting | ment of Christmas goc 2 into a rear office and paid hem over the OTHER DBALBRS IN Liquors. authority ou the part of said Kegenta to use | Sir, oF promise to give any citizen of sail Dis- | oft the laborers under sub-contractor ©. [°. | Out the stamps'tt | th ant had ¥ - a — cash, amounting to S¢7.50, while rey was | A meeting of dealers in liquors was held yas- | nioney in excess of the appropriations ators. | tTictorof any State or Terri Willey: ¢ome 117 in number. Mr. Willey ig eab- | Stepped on it, Raymond Bareh and Cnarles A. | _ For tne Hotipaye.—Gents Ties, Bows, Sug plgnee’ mew in trout. | terday afternoon at the hall corner of Sth and | eaid, the Presiaent may order the Treasurer of | OT t secure or retain to or for any euch citizen, | contractor under Sam. Strong, contractor for | Shipley, both young anen, were # ood up thes | Scaris, Gives ioe ry, Handkerchiets, Gol baving caretu! E streets for the purpore of protesting agains i States 5 ‘i any authority, cifice, employme © anything | constructing the Boundary street eewer. morping for riot and affray. Testimony for | lare, Muttlers, & THE MONKY POCKET, the wee oy Congress of the Marri bin eceue Gee oe coe sean eke vaiuable as an inducement to register or wots The District Commissioners have decide? to oe posed at er dauts belong toa | low prices, Lewi: h street. 2 oat, aud mounting ono of the | Mr. iouis Schade, chairman of the citizans’ | exceeding one lundred thousand doliars in any | befeavder, or not 40 to register or to voto, or | pay off Contractor Adams" laborers on Mor SOT Ore ar Ce OO | | ty Gomconercnih any Been toes happt ted Godtrey to drive him to bis | committee, explained the object of the meet- | one year in excess of such appropriations; said | ¥0 -hsll co-operate with any other said citi next, the injunction having been raised. nort ee the city who are @ terror to | 94) give their testimony in favor of the Py. ~¢ where he would get paid for | ing, and the following officers were elected .— money, or 0 much thereof as may be needed, to | t” bring about either said result, by any # sum required amounts to some $14,000, which | Heaceable citizens. Oficer Roderick bageed | [fire ‘har ° Cod Later Oat et tasted of and when in the | John H. Kussell, president; Geo. Juenemann, | be used by said Regents, with the Approbation | Mesns, or who shall practice any me icked out of + &¢, in endless varioty at waked will exbanst the = 5,000 appropriated by Gon- oon eon aa ae ng mace 8% —s Sousa te te hone ~~ <=" neig! h aud D streets, Brooks | vice president; Samael C.’ Palmer, secretary; aid Secretary, for givin »- | deception upon any such citizen for the parposo | gress Inst session tor the purpose of paying i ¢ ect for fighting. Their sae it ‘abet mon arked God! @ winate, a ho had | John Buenier, treasurer. ‘ fla Retre tingatee EP ponectna by ieeeet aby | ofpreventing, and the same shail proven:, any. | {aborers. : counsel tried hard to get the e>urt to Tet ap on | Sot Consuz hong y Neha peel to get s bundle in one of the dry goods An explanation of the provisions of tue bill | said calamity or peril; the vouchers and ac. | Tégistry of any such citizen, or of preventing. Several parties owning frame houses which em, on the ground that the fight having oc- y stores for his mi j fhe driver reined up | being asked for, Mr. Schade tead those portions | counts for any mouey £0 expended to be audited | #04 the same shall prevent, any registered voter | Obstrnet the two alleys iu square No. 64 have | curred in the areawny les arc Brecks jvmped off the seat and hurried | of i A " the wet of the THs Sixesu Srwine Mscurws sales of1st2 : re 7 t sso- | Legislative Arsembly conferring the same 21 a sroperty, of the | More members of said Board of Kegents, or by | trustecs of the National Uuion Building Asso- mn b Wore 8719.6. 12-s,9tt fotal stranger, he never having seen him unt | the Teverse would be the elices. “The rep property, or have been {a tio DF tae ethene | one or mers members of = board atthe hou of on. was decided in favor of plaintiff. The | power upen the Board of Pub ——-—— = purchared the three lo.ds cf corm from | can party had been beaten in conse: the gevernment of said District, orot any politi- | ®#Y bureau, or by any officer at the hexd ot a iff Sled a billover a year ago for an in- he 'Tanster of this power to the Distr im. God > i ‘3 stood a moment aghast ant | its temperance proctivities. The people in t finally demanded bis corn back, dat Jones | District will not submit to having the ci* Guulcn't see it i that light; Le had Brcoks’ re- | an expertmenial garden for temper cal division therein; but this act shali notps | bureau hered created, or by any three citizens deemed to interfere with theanthority or duty of | Sud tex-payt on Teeiting that to enable defendant | missioners, of eaid District ubiting together, 0 draw funds from the assoriation, he | corporat pensity of tue | Gtorgetowm AdVertinements n ordinance had not been repeal —~ 7 aa ; : Beng EoRoETS No AND iw 28. 2S E who shail make the proper application tur such ) and wite,in October, 1369, mate a Tiksuilinforee. ‘The penalty is L . i —Bow eeipt for the 1 0, which be produced. | On mot on cf Mr. Peterson, Mesere. Ic. Peter- | Ciade ary (ronan ot pre eeeait: | Cxamination. pene decd of truct to the sseociation to secure the | wes imposed. Judge Monro, exanet Sar: NL me wh Afler = useles waste of words not very com- | son. H. Browning and E Abner were appo.ntet | Sitttctoun eel ae © witch the | ‘Such application may be made by a petition, | payment of #2350 hy Johnson, which was ine | de‘ctiart tock an’ eppeals and bonds were | srg sce. ener EMN«R, 1674, and remain open for Plimentary to each other, Godfrey & committee to draft resolutions. Ee er 3 under cath, addressed to the justices of tae | fended to fecure advances mide te Johnson | fixed at $109, t th Gort rings Baok. ‘TERBATEDAD THE LAW 08 JONES, The committee, through ‘Bie, Schade, ro- Sec. 136, That any person who, while ho!ting | sopreme court of said District, and ewora ana | prior to September, 1205. He represents tha ALL SORTS. and sought the relief of Lieut. Skippon at ported ss ye is ce in the fale Depatoont oF any local | signed by the officer, officers, or persors making | the greater portion of the advances ha James Iverson, larceny of Joun Central guard he then at Squire Clark RESOLUTIONS, WHICH WERE ADOPTan, cfiice, of and in sald District mentioned in this | the same and request the examinationef any | paid Jackson. tarceny of a bueb nd he is willing to pay what is yet du Hand a balt of co: ofee on I2th «tree Sqa act, shall a: eceinns * t any nomination, or etand,or | {i (AM? i neiatior ; i C 1) and costs.” Maggie Woodward convinced ’ ie tthe pass: i coer * » cifeer, clerk, of persons therein named upon cciation, however, claimed a greater agie v0 a Lim that as the law etood his only remedy “ ne eader ts cute Oe Tilt be allow himse be Tilu, for or as a candidate for | the au jotatn endl potitinn too mentioned sud | sum. A preliminary order was made at tne | veither docs sh Mm, except stre to first End Biooks, w: he could proceed ect Of some Of the moet invaluabl any elective efice in any part of the United | in reterence to factsand tr NT A-SORTMENC OF FINE TED WAKE. TRA and CUFFER Lf DISHES a4 OARS ® DISHER, tok PITOE- ‘OBKS, BPOUNS, CLOCKS, Oc TUESDAY MORNING Docom #20 clock. aud BYENING at 6's o'clock, ‘ action ro m,a besntifal # above goods, from tae mo8t tanufacturers THOMAS DOW LING, anet sactionsthe natare | time and the sale of the property which had | “hich. when warmed up with bug juice. and proximate date of which shall be specited, | been ecvertised, was enjoined. The cese was | €tsperres with terrible oathe, to: and all seid subjects, facts, aud trausactioas | referred to the auitor, and it appeared, in | *#* takes for =10. must be confined te the public duties, action, or | evidence, that advances were subsequently functions of the officer or clerk proposed to be | made to Jobneon, and tt was claimed that Mc- examined; and to warrant an order for an exal Namara’s property was security for th: against him in bo: edvised him te States, oF Who shall make use of his official au- thority covrcively, as @ means of secacing any Eambilng belles” opposing the proposed increaso | Oiitrilt or who shall accent en sopra of license; declaring that the arbitrary power Rder ehbe. ha Gra arent Say in vain cesteh tor b odtres reluctantly | given the board of excise makes them outcasts, | ANY other office, mantiscie GF Gn ak started ou bis way to P: George county, 4 | and annihilates the legal status of their busi ee ppl suallacgane iWereunaumon inetio _faid pebtion must charge, either upon vances. yahe Auaitor reported thas th Wiser anc mecder man. How he explained the | ness; deciarmg that some of the provisions of ti ce tose “ a s offi: rersoual knowledge or information and belicf, | no indebtedness on the part of McNamara €a*e when be arrived there is not en Mr. | bill operate cot post fact and destroy ‘the valon intiuence for compelling any Berson to maks or | with reasonable detiniteness, some acta done or | under the deed mentioned. Excep'\: were g £0 R G ETOW N dance es that he f A the corn and | ty of contracts; declaring it wrong, unjact, sud | PAY 8hY political Dee naan be deemed to omitted, or neglect or fraud likely io happen or | taken to this repert and argues, but Jadge 4 = paid tor it in gee b aming there was | unconstitutional to forfeita license fur'a secozd | US¥e forterted bis office erounder, and the | to be consummated, which has been, or is Hikely | Wylie, yesterday, overruled them and made the Gram TrRapg —Arrived, boat Whee Spy wrong, only wondering why Brooks violation of the provieions; that they do uot be- | $e, after notice and summary hoaring, may | Amer.can citizens, aud placed up : footing with keepers of honses of iil-fam2 and which ste arly Bishop and Charies WN BS Vagrant. Amelia to be, a peril or detriment to the pabiic inter- | injunction perpetual. Mr. LG. Hineappoarca | Barron. with 4,000 bushels wheat, and Ofiered it se lieve that the people of this country are in (avor | Re fled a8 in case of & removal for caa-9. | (sts, and wae, or would be, broach of official | for complatuant,and Mr. K.'. Moreell'for de_ | Malte & Bewie, with 3.0 bushels wheat « 1 of making the District of Columbia an exper:- | Nothing berein contained shall prevent any one | guty or a violation of thie act, or of some ordi. “ adignagvandh Me Iost ree lot of Ladies Homstitchea 5 fendant. Wo berr-ls flour for Hartley & Bro.; boat ©. F. | gJbst reer! ee ij Eigguetitene DOM. oded ” < holding any said office from being, at the same | parce or regulation duly mi der. —e- Waters, 2,000 bushels wheat for J.G.&J.M. | Benak pret toe ae = trecttuly petition Gougrens not to pase au act | fi@¢,m notary publle, agchool iuspector or wie | MAUR Ohgeeulation daly made hereunder: | so. ac aa be given at the | | We note salea vesterday of 3,0) bash: | gatgn cre Mens sod Pies tuadte Os Srulay atter- | that will make the keeping of hotels and restau- | tf, OF from acting ex officio in any other office, | any suid justice, it shall be his duty to make an | Church o Sand ple ek have shortly alter the Epiphany on the evening of | els at * iz sckeol, at Arlington, Va, the te: public examina- | Wednesday, the 30th instant, promises to be | "he receipts of grain for ) bushels wheat and Tp Ts Harris’ Sesmtess ead Vi rt Kids for Chtiiren, er, Mr. A allowed to perform his daty by or through a | Columbia | rente disreputable in thia District, end compel | 9 herein provided for; nor shall auy officer be | orders bared thereon, toe the j ! | , 9 tion of any such officers or clerks # ined | Ore of the most attractive musical entertain 2640 buses corn 40 bushels; all of | Eith ala: x Domestic aad Foreign Dry B. arsom, was about leaving the building to Goaluate aioe OF ne basingen nate | substitute of deputy, unless as to ministerial Sf, teaching tha alieged valicsee eke ens | meuuor te caee, the Participants are ull | which was sold to Georgetow mills except 4,00) | Gpodrs ¥ ic! wil Be wold cheae {9 reduce stock. go to Lew insyille, when be was taken suddenty | consequence, such @ burinese will get ius | Outies, when allowed by express written au- | traneactions on perils and frands co charged, at | musicians of recognized standing in the north | bushele yur in store Grelo.lw Mew Store we Ah Briton moet Mi, and complained cf a rush of blood to the | ihe hands of pereons who have no character to | ‘Potty from said Regents, during temporary | a time or place In said order named,which shail | er cities, and the programme includes imany Coa Trapx—The receipts and shipmentsor | —o2 I ___New Store, Vo 121 Briige streot._ her i. Dr. nt for, and lese, and who do not care about the respecta- | “#ability or an appropriate leave of absence; | pot be in less than forty-eight hours nor more | choice gems. It is reasonable, therefore, to | Cumberland coal for the week by the different ~ -* prom unced Lility of their calling; in fact, will not be abowe | 82 8! absences or leaves of absence shail be | {ian five days ol or froc ine date, and ssid jus. | predict that the concert will be a great success | Companies h nas follows: Consolidation Geity’s Book Store, wears to re | the keepers of houres of prostitution, with whore | Kursuant to the regulations, and, if tor more tice, or some other justice of said court, shall | Socially ay well as tinanciall: company received 5.450 tons, i fect. tor be 6m equal footing the Morrill bill proposes to | an two days st a time, shall be properiy re- | attend and. preside ad cuch oxaminaen ct eae eee New Central company received and shipped BRIDGE STREET, Me Kancor ! | place every hotel and restaurant-keeper in this | Coded by the Secretary of said Regents. thie named, and from time to time, as the sime TRE CENTENYIAL SERIES OF SOCT 410 tous; Borden company shipped 870 tous, re- ington aban roved: Rimee!? | District.” Sec, 17. That when any duty is, or shall be, | may be adjourned. Any order in this section | given by the gba Her ygrinen ogg anaAssoora | ceived ne Mr. Browning moved that a committee of | enjoined by law upon any officer of said D. pamed may be served by leaving @ copy and | tion will, it is claimed, prove to be the fine three be appointed to prepsre a suitable bil! in | trict, or upon any person holding any pabiic Total shipments, 3,953 tons; total Near Congress Street, George erpis, 6.460 tons. Mesera. Gilmore, Meredith over by al! lis scholars. oa to the | eran showing the original or a certitied copy thereof. crer given by that arcociation, and as they have | & Oo. eee 1.€47 tone, shipped 1,676 tons of day school. he also bad instituted = singing | } t m XN Di ce a ot tO rete ech dae witerty, Wiltui | Ibe justice may, by other orders in the natars | obtained the consent of the “Centennial Tea | their Voughiogleny gas coal. sebos!, and bad thirty schol Eetwasteariane Sees nL scgucie putam eck Ghty, wera eo | are endpana, require the attendance and ex, | Party” to be present on next Taceday evenne, | C.& O-Casar, Collector Blant reports 51 TOYS! a ‘A PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION. provision shall have been made tor the punish- | amination of any other person or persons, and | the 22d fnstavt, we have but to announce that ercd at his office for the woek. TOYS! * hat been a Mr. Abner offered resolutions, which were | ment of ‘hb delinquency, shail be @ de- | the production of papers, books, and docu- | tact to insure a large gathering. Baxsen’s Kazon.—this morning, after @ . Pe ss rian church | adopted, reciting that ‘as it seems td be the in- | meanor. ; ments, a8,in his opinion, may be proper to do r ° = ori rg exciting chase, Officer Joseph Harper Ors! ut a sarge cirels of | teption of our law- makers and rulers to pase and When the performance of any act is prohivited | justice to the public or private interests in Masonrc.—At a etated meeting of Hiram | #rrested @ colored man named Frederick Barber ee n will be preached ; : ict s r SPEOIAL NOVIOR Qloug; % oodbaty & Co, Portaters —PoraToas nm. | He deserves it. duction. shall do any act tor the purpose of deception, | matter whatever pending betore him, and shall DS" A TEMPERANCE MASS MEBTING «i a wen Hew 3.000 bushels Bo. 1 Jeckeon White POTA- the e TRIAL OF THE HOWE-STORY CA’ or unauttorized gain, shall be guilty of a mis- | impose costs upon these promoting sich an ex- | beheld in LINOOLN HALL on SAHSATH AF- n et Sa egg eg og Hg eg Cowique, as the wide-awake management Yesterday afternoon, in the Circuit Court, | demeanor. amination, tor which they shall be jointly and Peters rE cle dl A) gg Vick’s Floral Guide Commune, foot of Hich «rest, for #sie " trot cut other novelics next week suitable judge Cartier, the cast of Catherine V. Story | Sec. 15s. That no oftcer or clerk in @aid De- | severally liable, not exceeding two hundred | puvigye cf ihe Womans Tampoence Uiion. Vice reeks the Christmas , | atter our report closed and for defendan' atthe public expense, of any article, the e the cflicer or clerk so compiained of, and for | of the Uvicn. decls-w& PUBLISHED QUARTERLY. was ca by the discovery of fire iu the shoe | “ Chartes Dudley testified that in 1872, in May | pense, price, or consideration of which Is pay which the said officer or clerk may have judg- NOTION“ TO OLAIMANTS- 5% sees: pest Mere ot George S. Glogs, No. 1109 Pennsyiva: | of June, he saw plaintit! tying bebinda tomb. | bie from public funds, or from aby asseenment, | ment and au eaccution against the proper | I — ' nia avenge northwest. The firemen responded | itone in the Preebytertan graveyard with a | nor inthe purchase or lease of any real estate | parties. latins of every deecription against the District Jenuery nomber jnet issued, Ladies’ aod Ch'ldrene’ Pare in Deautifal sets just prem) ory _catygnshed the Bames, thus | young man. She got np andbrashed ths dirt | or other property belonging to or taken by said | | F-very person guilty of any willfal false swear- | of Oclumt! 100 pages, 20 Knersy’ ae ance ede recaps toe pe nn from ber clothes; id not see ‘her commit any | Dietrict, or whtch shall be sold for taxes or as- | ing in said petition or on examination siall be Ho oh ont best, FLUW BBR and VEGETABLSS, ELEGANT HOLIDAY PRESENTS, Pekwed ie» box of sawdust. Loss about $50. | bag action. sexsments, or by virtue of legal process at the | guilty of the crime of perjury, and liabie to Orv eus.—Jobn F. Reynolds | DUrBing, but the charge was faleo. law, be ehail, on conviction , forfelt hi Sco. 145. ‘Lhat nothing in this act contained | to save time on avoid the crowd, come a day or two fore the inst day. ree DMi.s Catherine Grimes testified that plaintiff | office and be punished as if for @ misdemeanor. | shsll be construed to authorize anything which | D- | Fost No. ¢. Department of the Potomac, @-A. | sold ber that she Cn going to marry’s man | Allsuch contractein which avy such person ts | the Fedcrel ovstitation probivits belog done J. WESLBY Bo: thd following: were clestea ee saat Bight o@d | ramed Beach, from Viginis. Witness and Mrs. | or becomes Ep po ed a ee YOUNG MEN'S On| ‘& choice selettionsf ertiches mate ta Jeussion oes Mosher fixed her bair tor the wedding. Mra. | said Kegente, be forfel and void. No per- ‘Sec. 146. That a!l provisions iw applica’ Classes Greck, Boglish, French olty wer woods grown in Palest Augustus Le ni ae rag od Bealiony, | Mosher went to Washington and bough''a pair | son or oficer in this section nained shail give or | to the internal affairs of sald District or to Fh Mace ¥ sal ret : edison Seng Ottves, Fr haia wi H. Sprague, quar: | Sf kid gloves and some ribbons for ber. Beach | promise to give apy portion of his compsnsa- | government or officers, and which are incon- | iceman, Library—Terma only @3 por quarter. | Shi, center vice J2nior tice commander; F. ¥. Cons >; Maurice Wiiliaza Moore, officer of the XECUTBIX BALE 5 ay ‘aturday Evening, 7:38 p.m. = wonen| on oe aX, | had been ebown Joe Gallagher by the plaintif | appointed, elected, or employed ae such uiicer, | he necesssry fur the purpose of fiving walldsty | Toure Men's Mecting, (exctestvely)— Sabbath FESROn AND GReM “ en Beam et pas ~ A SPEaR°. | from a car window. gent, clerk, or employee, under the penalty of | to or securing the means for the payment or | PTT MLS! gerviced Sabbath at 3:30, decil.tr we nna argetown, alelegate to ball comm ——— Mirs Nichols, one of the employees of the re- | fortetling bis office apa helng forever disquali- circharge of any obligations or liabilities = DR McFARLAN, Dantiv, how oe Bide Emmert, cour: Iureruetino baemcrses to-morrow are ad- | fotm school. testified that at the refurm school | fied fron: being elected, appointed to oMce in, "ted within Or in the name of either sald | [TS*,DR, MEP ABU AN, Dentist Bee ana ~ D, HBUBEOR rp baclor Fan vertines el owhere in teday’s Siau im the fol- | Plsintitl had the reputation of not teiting the | or erpicyed iu the service of said District; an: tical division. But any pending suit or ex- | 3,0 New Yormavennee ate” | co akcapce eae eae es | Bama Srctics ‘satinch abenelens ae Wasi English | ath. Witness corroborated the testimony ot | be shai), on conviction of saci offense, be pua- | isting claim or Hebility atectin, -the whole or | - \SAMURE G. YOUNG. 2 Lon Obrmnbne Lutheran Church, Wilard Hall; Fr ends? meet- | the preceding witness as to the conduct of Miss | isbed for a misdemeanor. Givinion of eald District be preserved; 8. aeiee ag neay ote - ares jan | Story at the school. 8 . That no bid or proposal shall be en- | and any said suit may be continued oF NOTARY PUBLIC, tag-b-nec, H-stree’ The defence here closed. and the piaintift | ce “Snes ed tesa cee teas cuted by or in the nanie of or again-teud Dis- Cleeeh, 208 Lem called in rebuttal two witacase, whe teatided ppt ing nated | oy Ciena ne ageing rarded to, any person who is in ar- | trict, for the benefit of the true partiesin in- — faid District upon debt or contract, or and in eutt Decl hewn soared Gersnicer a threty or otherwise, upon | eA Dinrot or whore o’clo*k last night, | thst plaintiit’s reputation was good in George- | resre Denied Lewic, cotored, dred ddlen'y in Gouid’s | Ow. who alles. between F and and 21 nud 3d Brest The case was then adjourned until Monday. | 4) ipree se fent Destees. Sti ee - not@iccns an Ingaest uccvacary, Lewis having | ReAL Eerarm Sates—Lot om west side of | mist cotter, give, Or Coane ae anh on aoe | Saee. tatttbat thie set @ied irom wateral conses. < First street, between E and F, has been sold by | whole or in part, in ing to be promised, pee ene nr ayy Oo oe B. H. Warner to R. W. McRae at fifteen cents penptiegl a ‘to any offices of District, a eee eaten ie Srxerse ard fency birds at Latimer & Clea- Bea ae Seas Ott street nectn went te mr. orto any ‘kof or inthe jepartment hereby | same which provide sy’s. The very Shing for a Curistwas prerent,

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