Daily national Republican., February 16, 1870, Image 4

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jpjfounl fflcimMinra
(Car-atalestei.)
The Jfe-dleal Maclttj ImbrRlI
a view of tbs persistent and violent at
tacks upon ths Medical feoclety of the Die
irlet of ColombU It becomes necessary to
discuss tha merits of Jatftotafonlslle orfan
laatlon-to expose the shallowness of W P
tsnslons, to strike directly at the w '
evll-at ths lfflp.llli.fi cause of lb tUll
and lament frMl-l iW ?i f
prompti b. assaults nJ fj't'" ta fr'
mtntarf orgiolitlon
A score or less of medical men, drawn to
this city dsrlot; the recant unhappy slrule
by the exigencies of ths public servles,or
drlren hither by tbe urgency of tbelr neces
sities, or perhaps attracted Miner by tbe
glUt trice opportunities which tbe Immense
public expenditures a (Tor Jed for "Areed and
rain" trrthf with a ltiitr fair. 'to tbe
manor born," who bate suddenly become
Infused with a philanthropic seal for oor
trio of African descent doctor, and as
hastily Imbued with the doctrine or the en
UthUnsd and r fined civilisation ao pcrt.ni
cfonsly promulgated at lbs wetkty assent
blares or a coterie of fcarrulons spinsters,
mm,! Itm nd harmless men. bare
united In an organ! Alloa known at the
"National ModlcaT Society of lha District of
Columbia," and not content to peace. uuj
pnnne the legitimate purposes or their or
gealaatlon the social elevation of the cV
ored doctor they see to conceal their
alaUter purposes and to dlrert attention
from their covert design by misstatements
of facta, mltconitr action of language, mlaln
terpreutlonof acta and unbecoming personal
allusions.
The cr&ftT dlslaceunousnest of tbe movs-
menl U made manifest by the confailonof
uues wnicn vney nave prouucea or aaopu.s;
the mm of ths "Medical BocletT of the
Tl.u . a-.a ..l.!- tl ,.(. . -v.t. it
the word "National,' lha hoping and seek-
inf to Inherit tbe proiessionai standing ana
reputation of the society which they seek to
destroy, and thereby identify thcmislree
with a comma nit y to which they are
strangers, and with wnicn ineyneveno in
tarealbATand nersooal &rr errand. lament.
Nor la the movement for the benefit and
advancement of science, ortheywonld not
nave so unceremoniously ejected me nome
ODathliU from a participation In their pro
ceedlnge and deliberations, nor seek a power
from Congress which will enable them to
rat net ion cmwniu muac uuniiog iui
practice of medicine, though differing with
them on theoretical and collateral lsaaeai
nor for the protxtlon of tbe colored doetor,
for b 1 the equal before tbe law" or the
white, and none seek to abridge bla rights
nor obstruct hi pathway to honor, nor to
moTii mm ia toe p-ac.iBip-m.ii or science.
neither can It promote hi social elevation,
for the dlTlslOn thus created degrades him,
audaccomp.ttbci the purpose charged upon
the medical society for refusing htm adroit
Jon, Inasmuch a it only secures to htm
social Intercourse with those who seek to
use and cannot benefit him and not with
those with whom he seek association, and
from whom he wishes to dertre position and
Information. It the colored M. D. Is to be
brought Into the sick chamber ana to the
bed-side of the cultivated, refined and
wealthy and whodarestoprescrlbeadlffer
ent rule for the lonely and needy the ton
test must be fought and won, not by turbo
ltner. rebellion aralatt constituted au
thority, and schism, bat by a bold and
maair struggle wiiniu iau imjui iui mn
ter of the medical society, upon principle
and not for personal considerations,
This coalition of m!rtUory adventurers
and temporary Government employee seek
to tC( themselves Into a body-corporate
upon the basis of social and professional
equality, offering a the conitderatloa for
the fee to Too derived from the exclusive
Diirlletra of consultation with the colored.
the Introduction of the colored Into their
consultations at tha bed side or the white,
when the aggregate fees or the white mem
ben of the fraternity, with a single excep
tion, does not reach tho amount of tbe
llrlng rata of that single exception and
furthermore, they ascribe to the Medical
Society the cower and purpose of denying to
lu members ths privilege of consultation
wiln its licentiates tine eotoraa osmg iicen
tlatasii for several of tbelr number, uetu
bar of the society, have oftentimes met the
colored, pocketea me ree, ana no arraign
ment or process of punishment has been In
stituted against them, nor can any be and
again. In this COTeit and Insidious attempt
to replenish empty pars, or to enjoy an
exclusive monopoly, they ostracise thote of
ins Msoicai oocieiy, men oi stauumg aua
reputation, who, though uniformly voting
for the admission of the colored M. D.'a,
bars not been witling to abandon the true
Issue of principle, separate themselves from
lue Meaicat society, ana coalesce who uus
Insurgent faction. Bneh men a Elliot,
Noble, Young, LIndsley, Borrows, J. II.
Thompson, Howard, Jdarbury and others
are to be ostracised because rather than as
semble weekly to harangue, flatter, cajolo
and dupe our trio of African deacenVprefer
to contend for the principle who success
will be a substantial train.
Ths medical society la charged with
"malutaUtflg a relic of barbarism," lias.
mnit a It Insists noon a separation of color
at tha meeting for purely fllerary and pro
fessional consul tauoa. uoe u aiuer la
this respect from the Jaw or the ministry I
Thecoiorea man isaamiuea to toe oar, to
the pulpit and to the doctorate of medlmnet
Is not the analogy complete Bat dQ these
privileges carry wttn mem me rifnt to the
table and fireside of everr lawver. minister
and pbyslclanT Does the title to either
override the private rights or suit Does tbe
doctorate of medleln en title any nun any
more to social recognition and position than
admission to ths bar or to the pulpit I And
has any court dared to proclalma rule which
established social equality among lis mem
ben, or any denomination so amended It
confesaloa of faith as to fix the social uu
of Us membership and compel obedlsnca
thereto! Then wbeuoa the barbarism of tho
medical society, f hlch confers upon tno
whlta and Us colored alike "eqaaUty before
ths law," and leaves it memners to deter
mine, each, for hlmsslf.nls personal tela
tlonsf The colored doctor who seeks access
to cultivated and refined wnite society must
reach It through merit, intelligence and
worth, and not through legislative enact
menu ssua political urugao, jj msai
elna the freest and most liberal of the
learned professions knowing neither n)U
gion nor politics, neitoer race, sex nor color
bearlns: ths closest nilsUonsblD to persons
alone permitted to approach the secrets of
the sick chamber aud of the household to
be drlren to accept the dogma that sclsace,
because Impersonal, Is antagonistic to social
aud personal distinctions, grades aud rela
tions, and private rights and Individual as
sociations, ana sum tao rvgoiauoos 01 so
ciety, arbitrary though they may be, are to
be trodden down, because a squad of discon
tented, selfish and Idle doctor sselc employ
ment and emolument through association
with ths Intelligent irlof
Among the list of membership to tUo an
tagoalsuo organisation a large proportion
are engaged as otetk In the Department
few offer to practice medicine and fewer
still succeed In obtaining it. The clerical
division are perhaps blameless souls nn
willing victim of tha latrUcue of a half
dossn active and vigilant men, ever alive to
e
rospecure advantages, enaowea with a
:eeu appreciation, of business relations, aud
fancying that, la the rapid progress of events,
the wealth and business m tb metropolis u
to iouow tne political power ana sow into
tbe nana or tne coiorea citizen.
is colored citizen. Thr I
seek to supplant ths colored physician and
reap ths frolu of his Industry and takMi
h ni inaustryaoa tawbii I
suit u.btwuusi7 f.trojjo is it tuat tat.es col
ored doctors will ptrmlt themselves to be
i uus nooawinrtea ana aupea.
MSDICAL
Tai Fjh fca EWrxaon Accpskd or 3tiul.
ino. rarls dupalCQe recently mentioned
mat tne t;ouni a nerairy, a tismcai mem
ber or the Corps LsgUlatlf, recooily accused
the Emperor or abstracting front the public
archives and destroying certain official doca
meats relating to his own acts or those of
members of bis family. The Ministry havo
WW vv"p".. n yrvmue mat mey wonu
Uks up ths niatter and make a mluui tt
qulry Into It. M. de Kcratry's acciuutton Is
that many portions or the corruuoudonco
between Napoleon I. and bis Miattiers have
been thus abstracted, as well aa document
throwing light upon the po'jce of tbe First
Kmplre 'It Is also whlrwrad tint n tha
papers raUtlng Jo tha, murder of the Due
d'Koghlen Jiava dtppt)ared. What gives
force to tha abortf Aeovsatlon 1 lb art that
so high a, authority and so abls a writer as
tbs Coanl dllaussonvUla fmarrlsd to tbe
rrnt,nibterDfMm.dBUJ) has very
rVnlly proved H-L iu K"1 ?fJal
work known as ths l'CrMO(Jence of Wa
nninn i.' fins ! course of publication nn
dsrthe Immedlato'anpcrTlslaapf the Em--peror
blmsell, most serloas fraud and sup
presslons hav taken place, which quite-
ytuave iu vhwcic accuracy oi ccruua iuy
portaol epochs. LaaUy, M. d Keratry dla
ttncuj btt w teewnoieor inaoraciai
paper relating to lue affairs of Boulogoe--fefcTid'iarPfared.
Wenaw ftnflTrare l farlawa-Mr.
JasepbloeCJrimagas Jltsslonarj
1st Ih Cam.
airs. Josephine S. (Irtfflog, of Wublng
ton cUy.dftivered aleclarslast evening at
tbe Law Bulldlnp, corner of Lexington
sod St. rani streets-ou ths subject or
"Womn SdtTrage." Then were about 000
psrsoDspreaent, including some 30 females,
notwithstanding the bight was rainy and
vsry dliagtacabls. Ths Tsclnrer commenced
by saylngi "How welcome to lbs heart of
woman Is lb mandate that has gems forth
from ths Xeit and the West, tho North and
ths Sooth for her enfranchisement." The
call for ths ballot for woman was the calt "to
open tha prison doors to them that are lu
bondi'Mtwas to let the oppressed race of
an manuna go free, to miute a niguer lire
Into the nineteenth century, and to develop
that self reliance and self government on
which a nation anJ an Individual are alike
Immortal
She then devoted some toostdtrable lime
to Peter the Hermit, who disregarded alike
ths power of Prince John and in treacherv
of Philip Augustus, and who vigilantly pur
sued the conquest of ths Motility, a show
Ing what peratveraoee might do. And lbs
friends or fsmale suffrage had to show the
sera determination tf they wished to sne
ceed. She denied that for woman or for
man ths ballot was ths alpha and tbe omega
of human life, but contended that If It was a
protection to tbe life and property of ths
one. It was equally so to ths etheri tf ths
ballet secured advantages for Intellectual
iiipruTuHDt not otuerwiseguarantsea, tutu
It was ss equally necessary to tbe woman
as to tbe man. If the ballot has aided man
to enter avenues of labor and professions
where woman Is excluded, and baa dutsr.
mined the value of that labor and the honor
of that profession, then, she argned, woman
required the same aid. If by a vote tb
tills In or custody to a child was to be de
termines, men ins motnsr equally with the
father had ths right and should exercise
the act of voting. If Inventions and dis
coveries are enconrared throuirh the ballot.
then woman's claim were equal to that of
man.
The lecturer contended that ths ballot
was necessary to woman la order to enable
her to occupy tbe put pit or ths bar. She
alluded to taxatloa without representation,
and after drawing a comparison between tb
present time and those or Rome and Greece
In ages gone by, conclndsd, amid the ap
plause of ths audience.
Mr. Giles Stebblns, of Michigan, an advo-
CilAnf wnmin'i in (Trtrt mail f.v r.
marks, alluding to ths fact that when women
organ te vote ana aeteaae jutge or elec
tion, matters would ro on much more pleas
antly than at present, for a man who would
not act as a gent'sman la lbs presence of a
lady was worse than a beast, and no female
could help playing the lady before gentle
men
It was announced that other lectures
woold be delivered, and Mrs, Grlfflog said
petition to ths Legislature In favor of tbe
oojeci in view were now reaar ror siiraa'
lures, but no oae DDrJ wllUBr to alrrn
She said tha frlandi of the mm nwM ill
Patlsntlr. that ths Millions would ha meat to
ui i.cgiw.unj, ana tost as tn oooj dia not
meet erain tor two years, tna members conid
take them home and peruse them at leisure.
aaaunori pwn, ilia.
IxriUTlciDi. We. of tha present are.
glorying In ths high stats of our elvlllxatlon
aua our aavancea moral ana religious sentl-
ineui., iwrt wuu ptijiag eyes aua a reeling
of horror and contempt upon the ignorance
kuk uiivMuj ui u sBuenu. tie congrat
ulate ourselves that our Jortsprndence aud
Christianity have been sufficient to eradicate
the Inhuman practices and Ignorant super
stition which luOaonced the pagan nations
of old to sacrifice their children to Idols, end
totlposs them to wild beasts and birds,
from motive of economy.
The day of offering np children as sacrl
ftce have passed away, and are now un
known, unless It mar be. perhaps. In China
and India. But tha blood of children still
1 cueth from tbe earth to God. even In our
own country. Infanticide I stilt practiced
largely by a ttrfarfty Ugal proms legal be
cause fashionable 1 Modern Infanticide, by
lasuioaaoie processes, is not umitea to any
particular class, race or color of people i li Is
not confined to anr locality, nor are those
guilty of It found alone without the pate of
the Church.
i dc conTeutiou&iiiniB oi tua "oeit society
bava not tn any manner controlled It. Not
appreuaiea oy in moral ssnee, sua unrec
ognised by both law and crsed, wo are not
astonished at lta common prevalence. One
of ths pecnlUrltlea-of jnodem InfautlcUe, as
perpetrated In this country, Is that those
wTio are guilty of tbe crime by one process
are horrified, and cry oat la terms af bitter
eat censure against those who commit the
same crime In aomeother way. Mothers
sympathize, as only mothers can, with her
whose children hare been frozen tn death
by accidental exposure, while they sacrifice
their own children by "making them pass
through the Are" to the god of Fasbleu
A distinguished French physician says that
daring the twenty six year he practiced bis
proesslon In Tarls twenty thousand chil
dren were borne to the cemeteries a sacrifice
id tbe absurd custom of naked arms. From
Scxssik ACnxacu. Aqasr scene wa
wuoessea ia a Mstnaaisteaurcn in rw
York on Bandar- When the dcrtrrman
arose, a usual, to deliver hi morning aer
usud, wobiu ia too ooar or tne cnorcn
rose too. She Informed lha congregation
iim ma uu rvccirca a speciat -teiegram
from heaven. In which the Lord bed com.
missioned her to warn the people of a coming
)ddgeeot,andto preaebtotheuaardld Tau
of old to King Felix, on righteousness, tem
perance aud the Judgment to come. Tbe
pattor Interrupted ber with a rebuke for
thus breakloir la noon his sermon with her
news from heaven, fibs temporarily aub
sided, and the reverend cenllaman went on
with bis discourse Bat no sooner bad the
sermon been disposed af than the woman
with lb nervous excitement roes again.
She wanted to know, she said. If she hadn't
tha Elena, to aav a wora tor lesus ana iu
ciuse. She wanted to know If lbs couldn't
act in accoraaneawitn ins telegram which
sue dm receivea iron neaven I bus pad
oeenoeniea cuaaiog room on noiy groana,
aud she would now to. bat she would first
strike tha dust from ber feet. She shook off
every particle or a est accordingly, and then
le(l toechnroh.
Tn ana t oral afflallv between womaa and
flowers Ja so atroar, so fsw women of any
rank are devoid of It, and so much of gar
denias and conservatory work cea be wall
dons by women, that It is quits a curious In
stance of ths way In which pleasant and
Incratlvs trades are aooopollxd by mso,
uiftt mere are no such tning as garaeu
glrli, and female bead -gardeners, and wo
men, managing nursene ana marxet-gar-dess.
Usn hundreds of En tilth l&dlss
work from choice half their davs In tbelr
own traruBB. ana. peine toeir own neea
frardeners. eoJov everr Sower which blooms
unfold more than li they had ths honor of
meesiy smeuing it tracer tne rait oraecotcit
autocrat. Out ao woman of lbs humbler
elas that ever ws heard of was allowed to
;aln her bread by doing precisely what these
adls do from caolcsi though bow many
wvuui re eg to jen ororj scnooi-rooms
and work-rooms to undertake lbs earn,
heaven alone can tell.
Tnau Is a man Ilrbar la tha koubUIbs
of North Carolina, not more than forty
minis irom urccnTiue, p. v., woo nas
reaihed tbe extraordinary esre or one hun
dred and forty three year. At the time of
ursoaocK's aeieat as was twenty year old.
tun ur.u s wiiesvaa tarse cuiiarea A gen-
tit ipsa at Greenville says that this man.wno
tlemas at Greenville says that this min.wtic
ai corns darn to us from a former genera-
"" u' ww MivuvrM ctrcuiu
stSiice. and has lived upon a plain, coarse.
vegetable diet that be has never drunk any
liquid but pure spring water, and btda fair to
live many years longer. Us sojoys perfect
health, possesses all of manhood attrl
halts, and wants to marry. lis has arrived
ssvoa wItss, and, having lost tbe last one
abobt sixty years ago, he now begins to fuel
qolao lonely.
Tl ii most primitive post oQce In the world
Is fq be found on tbe southern extremity of
Am.rlca For some year past a barrel has
been fastened by an Iron chain to ths outer
most rook of the mountain overhanging
the Straits of Magellan, opposite Terra del
Faego. It 1 opened by every ship which
passes through ths Straits, either to place
leiiur la It or take letters from It. This
post office, therefore, takes cars of Itself, It Is
confided to the protection of sea farers, sad
there Is no example of any breach or this
trust having occurred. Kach iblp under
take the voluntary transmission or lb coa
Uutsor tie barrel. If their destination lu
within the Hull of IU voyage.
Music li cbitisisu nut tvt u mm.
Um?' ? ."T lt -t Peculiar. One
of ths Tillies dHUHmti 0Q the Plains thus
dlscourst about thealnglog of bl choir i
"U 1 Uk drift wood tn a stream It drags
OU, tbe bars, yet don't amount to a dam."
TBI Austrian ecclesiastical th. citi
possess Property to ths emouiii or iWt.WO,
W guldens, Tblrty-foar and a half millions
M tois are in to iuua tor iimruciign
JUVENILE SOCIETY
Plenitirc for the Llltle Folks
Is i 1 MJiif tut OoMtume
A.N U?Cll.VNriNaHOJ3Naa
Thero Is no gsthertng In society, outside
ths home circle, that combines so much of
true beauty sad Innocent grace as an as
sembly of little oo es, and last erealag re
corded a scene at Marlul's dancing acadau)
that Is seldom rlrated, even la tho most bril
liant assemblages. Mors than a hundred
children, In costume, were upon lbs floor of
the large saloon, their dancing the poetry or
motion, their beauty still fresh from the
hands of the Creator, and all alive with the
characters they assumed.
Oae lit Lie goldsn-bslred prattler, uiss
Gertie Wilson, attired aa ths flowsr girl,
sbedherbloerom aud her babv-sweetoes
upoalhe'anaisucsand her escort. Master
Iloover, la a rich courtier dress, exhibited
an tne dirouv ana nooimr oi oneoi prince
ly birth.
ine grana entreo was meaeaisixocioct,
and the Promenade continued several mo
ments, gfrlne a flss opportunity for review
ing toe vanea ana oeauiuni costumes oi ins
Ssrtlclpaola. Hers was found gentle
uakeress, band la hand with McGregor,
and Paddy Mites Boy escorting a fairy.
Hera also Kleht danced rt a tit with if orn.
Ing Bur, aa Angsl looked bewitching at Fi
garo, a uungenau iaav was ausnaea ny
the Prince of Wales, and ths Qaeea of lbs
raines aancea nesiae uamist- ana au tnese
were ths embryo beauty aud talents which
maybe destined to ruts over homes and
Irgfslaltrs halls In ths next generation.
These Uttls prattling girls, and prancing
bors. so fall of ardor and trace, will take
tha places of thoes who now throng tbs
gar worio, ana arena oi ousy me. iney
have commenced tbelr sovereignly bv wield
ing tbe sceptre o( pleasure, and may gray
beards and hopeful middle a have manv
mors chances of seeing such a happy phase
of human ley as was shown la the cos
tumed children at Marlal's last event og.
Much praise Is doe ths atleotlvs proprietor,
for the management aud success of hi ball,
a praise that ns baa already received from
those who appreciate best his merit.
Among those present we especially noticed
ths following i Master Morgan Harris as
uamiet, ana ne looxea every men ins icsi
ancbolr Dana la miniature Master Iloorar.
In a rich coortler dress j Master Sobon, as a
rollicking Jack Tarf Master Tturblda aa
llartequls, Master II. C. Stewart aa a Ulgh-
lauacr, siaster rteoie a a owns peasant
boy, Master Marshal Brown Wsllack as
tlaody Andy, which character he rendered
excellently Master McCallamaa a courtier.
Master Garaott IUUa and brother as pare.
Master John C. Stacy as ths Prince of
wsies. ussier itooen sucv as uoa Uwsar
d Bxao, Masters Rurlc and Fran a He!
berger as pages, Master Frank Me-
Ghsa a elOwn. llssttr ll&rrfly slanhn
as Rob Roy, Master Will Harper1 a Roy
Gomes, Master EmllSchafer as a courtier,
Master Ward Mobun as Claude Mslnotte,
Master Qaesenberya a smnggter, Master
Paschal as a parceyandMasteKjlnrbldeaa
Flraro t Misses Marls Marint as llarla An.
tofnelte, Annie Oaburrl as a Grsek girl,
Lubelle Embrey as Reading, with her dress
very rlchlv embroidered with ell ihturs
or tbs alphabet, a very unions and fanciful
cuvtuDiBi u tua in omwiii k iiritiA
En, kiuj ixwmis as a snepnsrae, nessi
ewllng a a FalrylQueen, MUa Morgan aa
an Italian peasant girl, Mlsa Forney as tha
girl of tbe period, MUa Wells as tambour! se
Kin, miss urau an mooniignt ftliss
Gertrude Wilson (the smallest child la
tne assemnlv and a 0000100 lltua r.
ling) as a fiowtf girl, ugSAla lAskey as
"Butterfly,1 BortC.FlebTr ai MWght,'
Julia Laskey as 4Folry," a very unique
costame. Miss Hutchinson as a Quakeress.
Utile McCallum as a flower girl. Nettle Bor
is ml as H La Fill du RfHrninL'' mmt .
etrUlte dress. Mlsa Ouesenberr asaPoHsh
girl, Miss Llchstadl a a French peasant
girl, Addle Stacey as n fairy", UoIUe Borland
aa a Illghtand lassie. Miss Sawyer as MSasw
t lane," miss won as "Spring," Miss Nobis
as " Dumraer, - ui atcuaiggan as a 140a1
keress, Jliss Smith, aa " Moraine Star."
Miss Van Rlsea as "Rainbow." MUs Pitch
as a fairy looked truly beautiful In ber
curtate ana airy costume, Alls lOOmiS a
' little Do Peep," Mis Barney u a Neapol
itan girl, and tbe little Misses Gallagher, one
ai a shepherdess and lh other a " May."
Tbs follow log wa the order of danclegt
Grand March, Le landers, Galop, Qasd
rllle, Wattz.Les Landers, Polka, Quadrille,
Galop,
Daring ths svcnldg ths toUc wmg", fancy
dances werl performed lu a manner which
reflected treat credit noon tha Instruction
which they had received from Professor
Aianni m ma auutanu. rrpressor ll
Bates and G.W. Erscssna alsorxblMted
remarkable proflelencT on tha "part or the
PuplUf "Hfghlasd nine." MU Nettle
Borland- "Dolaro," alls Gsburrii "Tyro
lean," Mis Loom!, and sabteqssetly Mia
K. Graff 1 "Slrathspey," Mlsa Gaburrif,
"VlUag Hornpipe," Miss M. Gallagher
"Irish LUt," MUsJdnia MeCaUami 'Syl
phle," Miss Bessl Ilswllsg, and "Smo
Uaaky," MUa Qab-arri.
After the dancing by Ue children was
concluded, the floor was cleared for -ths
juie ana gentlemen present, mends and
relatives of the little oaes, who enjoyed
"tripping the light fantastic toe natU A
taienour, wneaaji separatea weii aaxiaaea
with the plaasaat and agreeable manner la
wnicu tue evening' naa Deenspeat
Stats SocrinLis. JVn Jirttu Ths first
of a scries of sociable wa riven last nlcht
by tbs New Jersey Republican association
at Liberty Hell, corner of Seventh and L
streets. Although the weather was unfa-
Tdrttie lb attenaauc wa lair, ana all
enureaiato toe sinnt ot uto oocaswo. striai
aaareue were aeuverea oy itou. jonn mil.
110a. urcsics a. vivyeiBue, ana i. u.
riaignn, esq , laudatory or tne mile State,
ana saying toat as was 01 macb racr con-
sequence tban was inmeraUv snppoild.
Several places were sung by Mr. and MUs
Maun, aad a letter was read from Sstrotari
Robeson, regretting his Inability to attend
on account of unexpected absence. Afer
tnese exercise dancing was mtroduced as
toe leaiur eiLtM oocasjos. ana insTii
and fair daughters of New Jersey showed
tnemselve tb be anient dcrotecs of Temsl
Kuore, son urounvni ia tueaaxca.oi tne
dance. Ths company separated, at a lata
hour, apparently much ploMsd with ths
sveulng's entertainment.
Xw jranpA(r.-Ths New Hampshire
Republican Association also gave their first
soclabls last night ia tbs earns buUalng. A
goodly number were In attendance, and
dan cine was keoarallv partlciDatad la,
Among those present we noticed HodV Wm.
E. Chandler and Ho. N..G. Ordway.ser-geant-at-arms
Of the Ttofise. Ths eatertaln-
meLt was mucn enjoyea oy ail present.
Flilt Com mittsd. Teste rday eveolAg a
farther hearing was had la the ease of James
Henry Jackson and Jesse Glbons, charged
wild ooririariousiv antenna: ina atora 01 air.
lUm. v ri.wt. . -.(,. ti. R.i. r
M'MIJ . lk!4.. VU IUg BIUI W IU9 WU (U-
taut, and stealing lbrefrom provisions to
taavaioeot aooot sliaiw a bo testimony wa
conclusive as to the go lit of lha partle, and
Jsstlce BrnlthcommltladJackMnta Jail In
ucittmt 01 ur.11, KHU rWfMSSHt tiiwoas OB glT-
Idk 1300 security for his appearance at court.
Tb attorney for tb defence1. In arguing ths
case, peia a compliment to selective mc
Devitt. who arretted tbe parties, remarklor
that "he ranked as ths best delectlra In tha
(nl ted Bute, and that his reputation ex-
icnasa over ins entire country," pst sum os
thought Ih chain of evidence against Jesse
was too flimsy to, connect him. with fhrbnrg-
Fikst Ward Rsrvnuoiw Ctcn. Ths
Flrit Ward Republican Club Held thefrrcgn'
lar weekly meeting last night at Stevens
Hell, ths president (Mr. Ueory Ulmber) In
the chair, with Wm Prender aa secretary.
Mr. Charles Syphax moved to adjourn,
rn cooseiiuence of the Inclemency of ths
weather, subject (q tbe call of ths president.
At this point a resolution Wtfl offered from
Henry Johnson, secretary of ths First ward
InvlnclbUs, proposing to meet lbs First wird
Republican dab on Thursday evening, at
7i30 o'clock, for the purpose of 0naltJrljDg
the subject of consolidating ths two faction.
Tbe meeting refused to consider tbe com
munication, aud after debat relating to ad
ioarnment, the club adjoarsed W meet on
"rlday evening next.
0s nuKJBin raau bauds with their
families, are wanted Immediately, to go to
Kentucky. Alabama. Mississippi and Lonl
lata, to work oa farm application u be
made at tbe offle of ths AMOdatloa Tr the
ImprovementoftbsOondltloaof the Poor,
corner of FlAh and S streets.
Tin National Medleal Boelety meets this
evening at 730 o'clock at the residence of
ths secretary, 1333 NewTOrk areune.
Tuaofflcers and members of the Seneca
Tribe, No. It, 1 O. It. M., wllUaeet tonight
atTolock, ,
Tni house No 010 Nineteenth ilrset, con
taining ten rooms, In good repair, Is for not.
Lxcrnni fir Rev. K. TT.rnitf. In spits
of the rain ths audlsncs assembled last night
at Lincoln uau to listen to tb Ktv ur
Chapln, was largs and enthusiastic, evinc
ing tneir appreciauoa ny cioss
ttentloi.
and frequent applause. Ths subject was
" The Roll of Honor." Ths speaker was In
troduced to the audience by General How
ard.
lie said t Is a treat ultlakA of Ibi people
to deiptis abstractions, or tbey are the
power that drive ths machlnsry or the world.
Alt human, action cannot be grasped as
substance, but I controlled by power. Bat
this, In ths long run, yields to Ueas. Pbysb
sal fores is resistless only on the plan or
physical being, and this U controlled oaly
at ths threshold of th soul. Ths gnat
rorcos r civilisation ars Invisible. As men
prow la culture, they become mors susceptl
bis, taatanglbts, sanctions. No man will
admit hs Is devoid of honor. Men In all
circumstance cling to soms shrsdof this
Idea. It may be ths Idea of hoaeal poverty,
or upon soma hereditary trust, or lbs long
ancestry of an untarnished nam. He ma;
v in tue lowest wsixsotuie, suit somsioyai
pretext jnsy rally laths hi art to buoy up
the last wrecks of manhood. And wha
this Idea I lost, ths, man himself Is lost.
Taks away a man self-respect, and thin
Indeed hs Is abandoned. The shabbiest
loafer kstps soms Ibre of It flattering la bis
rsgsi ths gamester and ths Ubertlne svsn
feel It 1 but toga beneath, where It appears.
one must go beneath the level or a horse-
jocaey or or a new xorrt common touncn
man. mere are men whois claims to ths pos
session are irooiwi, ana tnea iney must tw
supposed to be clinging to aa Idea. Soma
men have not enough of It to make a neck
tie for a grasshopper. Men are accustomed
to tha Idea that what at 00s pace Is called
murder, la at tan paces called honor. It
must bs affirmed that tha Incorrect Idea of
honor Is better than Its snllrs absence In
soms resptct a flclltloas Idea of honor 1
won than aons at all. Itlslik Idolatry.
which 1 worse than unbelief. Men who
honor their command drafts depredate their
Incomes. Antjaen of the hlgbest political
political principles will perform the most
contemptible acts, becauss of a supposed
devotion to party. These maybe rated as
mean quantities or yulgar fractions. Ws
most, therefore, eliminate form of honor
falsslv conceived or ascribed. This Is tha
age of scepticism, and there Is In our day a
kind of historical sksptlctsm which would
causa us to break, down tbs headland of past
honor. Bat, teannlng Into tbs condition of
men or past ages, we nna mat Humanity
has seldom eel up false views of men. In
nature a thtng appears great by comparison,
aad this may be ths principle by which ths
grass men 01 tua past age nave ueea con
ceived. Ia this country. If title be an evi
dence of honor, our people are celebrated
for It. And, ao far as tha clerical profes
sion are consldsred, there are so many
doctors of divinity that there I hardly left
any divinity to be doctored. But, really, a
a people, ws ars lacking In that eUmeat
which asserts authority aver ladtvldnal will
ws ars lacking la reverence. Bat, again,
there Is no nation which ever admired laws
la tbs abstract mors than we, whits our
democratlo feelings chafe under personal
authority.
After all, honor Is provided for that whlct
is ezceneui ana wormy, ana lr not mixea
with th seed It ripens with ths har
vest. No precious deed 1 lost, no precious
word falls to tbs rrounJ. With us there
waa an excess of honor, and ws were too
much given to ascribe honor to men who
hav mad soms lucky discovery.
in ia couum 01 ntai principles mere
persons become Insignificant, and honor are
stripped like autumn leaves. ThennomaVs
personality must baulk the way, tbo wheel
of revolution turns on, ths low, strong In
their moral faithfulness, arajlfted up, while
ths great, unfaithful, will bs cruilftd.
Th lecturer then sekl that Arnnnr1 the
elements of true honor was lovaltr. nd its
radical signification. U attachment to law.
its wno nas no transcending regard that
attracts him to his country msy be ens-
Kcled In everything. In him all social
ads are loosened, and be Is deal-morally
rotten aod demoralised. The majesty
of loyalty governs tbe Issue of the heart.
On the battls-groand of life fortune and
ruiai ot bitvucu uuwo. uut netu
slain the shield of honor. To
this, hswercr, w rnust add th fact of seN
tic, a may may lire to nimseir. taking
all worldly benefits, and giving nothing la
return, till the dry-rot comes. The laurel
does sometimes grow on dead stamp, bat
never on human toad-stool.
There are two kinds of selfishness that
of Isolation and that of distribution. Ths
former can give no honor ths latter Is ths
ouiy ons wmen can. Banners Is another
element, and that U of sacrifice. Thns tori.
veto honor whkb flows from escutcheons
aud blood, is not so great as that which had
Its rise la the crucible of suffering. Speak
Ing of thass hollow politicians wboVIde Into
power On the popularity of heroes who
sacrifice comfort, and even life for tbe wel
fare ol the country, the lecturer said thy
make gambling counters of lha nation's
offloes, and of those hams who pompously
atrut about with self conceit, he said tbey
have not enough of genuine honor to make
apecatis ror a grassuopper. ureal laugh
ter and arwlaase.
Mr. Chapln ssld there were four cissies
who were untitled to honor archteyers.
hero, martyr and the faithful those, who
at every saennce laitutauy aiscaarge every
obligation and falfll every daty, whether In
dividuals or commanltlos, promptly and
patiently. Amour them lis numbered
achleyer. artists. Investor. iMMtj. tfatakara.
and. men of practical ability, and of this
class there are lw nbdlvlslons, those who
work to make a repotatlon hud those who
who work for the ak of and to instaln
their reputations. Every good achievement
is an incaicuiaois aa vantage to ine world.
These ars lbs honored roll of benefactors.
uor national sanction is to vindicate ths
dignity or humanity and reconcile personal
freedom with, social order. To develop It Is
tbgrw4piO'0eofbslt6DalUftandwsaU
know now what national life means. We
hare fell as never before that mysterious
uplifting of .sentiment which, under drum
roll and cannon roar, lifted us up bv thrilllnr
every pnlM or our natare. BatltUnocthtf
bright drwam which kindles enthusiasm or
ths thing, but tbs object which seems to us
toe ocit tntre is ior real not) or. What la
honor Jilt hirUaJitoeJlL sv transient
memory, an assumption which bad men bare
IaEU HUKU 1UU1. U.T. UOrDQ.
Wtl,lhen. li k6Mr.tbt til inch rawer
otu nu, that w leMi th. kamad ton! io
riPfr JlU (U. coMdouine4j . ui
complttad UUffw v-
Ttu next lector, will tilrarc4 b) BenJ.
I iTa 1 L' r
Fur it Oiaaou HiU. If Inert If anr
Oblectvbleh !hoiild..Mal tA tha charitl.
of tha opla of tbU commonltj It ! tha fair
iw vu. u.Bgai 01 iuo leawaiM. ou rainca'a
church, sow 10 progrm at Carroll nail
anJ, aiUo from the koc4 catiM which II U
laUndod to tun, th. atlractlom are loch
aa ihonld loduce all who hart elthct a ipara
(uuuiBu wr di iaio moooy U Till IUI
ladlea eonred la the laailahl. .ntirnrlui.
Th. ublat are dreued 1. th. ttuL.1 lund.
tone atylt for which thla parlib haa become
o lamoaai sou ia. aruciee olurM ror iaie
conprU. .Terj Tarlet; of t7xxli,'both niefnl
aod ornamental. In addlUon to that, are
the lunch and confectioner tablet, baonll.
follTlnppllMVwlthedUilM to tem.tth.ap.
jxtft. of tha moat faituioui i ,
The post offlco U also a fenturecand rtae
I '
fair postmlstres and her asilstants were
huslly engaged but night In transmlulpg
TaInttattMlniratnArableirom happylwalbn
to happy 'fairs," aui Ui wrto. AU who
rlsh to aid a .rood cams and irxml e. tolea.
ant evenlnsrraboulA not fall to eUdddtha-
..... ai.iria " .. . . VT" "-:
laaiee- iair,. varroji can lO-Dlgat. as it
vaaafvay jW WVIIVTf wiauiui
A PUISUIT QiTBIBIia. Tha tiaahare
of Wesley chapel Babbath-scbool had made
arrangements for a gathering of the officers
and teachers of tb Methodist Episcopal
Schools of the city at tblr pleasant school
room. The Inclement weather somorhat
Interfered with the arrangements, but not-
wi,auooiug quite a uumocroi IDS mmi
bers of this church and members of the fifth.
baltvschools also, were assembled, and snenf
m ijiowwui vTouiuta itivi gatuerings ars
Intended to bring together those who; are
engaged Lu tho Babbath-acbool work, and
Tf It. (t.VUlJ'llatan UlUCa J OUUi
All AaieTOClUTlO IIOBSB. i'citerd.v af.
lernoon a boras attached to an Y street car
oecams ingutenea ana dasued away from
at tbe corner of F and Eleventh streets, ana
preferring the s Lie walk to the roadwayX
aav V.II juaia .u HUU! wa aWtal UIDaT uiri.
ccuipcueu peuiutruuit. scca saier quarters
In the gutters and beyond. The dangling
harness made sad havoc with signs and
door posts, and ths ruuawav was net cd.
tared until bs bad reached Fourteealh
street
Falsi AUJ-.M. About 7 o'clock lastnlabl
an alarm was sounded, occasioned by th
burulnzof a foul chimney on Ttventv third
street, between J. and M streets. No dam
age.
All Am Bownt Ileoubllcans af ikm TTkIM
ward are requested to meet at UpIoq League
ILalL on Batnrdaf cvenlnir oext.tha luth
lnit , to organise fot ths approaching cau
pat iiqcon trr.iTiox.
B.iaoaitr.ae. I. C.war.ai.
A nefnorlal. prepared t)T wholeaale an!
retail dealeri In iplrllnoni ilqson. It Ulaz
circulated aod nameronilr alcned hv all
clattetofbntlnctimtarcmonltratlnf acalntt
tha paiuga or Senator romeroj'e Mil, No.
BM. pnrportlnc to " rtnlata tha tala of la
toxlcatlnr llqnora In the Dlttrlct of Colom
bia." The foUowInt It the tot of lha dotu.
tnttitl
CmtMBtattt
Toor momonalUU ratpectfoltT represent
that w, arc cltlsana and bnalneit men of
Waahlortoa cltr. S. C. and that we bare
noticed tha Introduction tn tha Senate of
Senate bill No. KM, psrportlnf to " reculata
tha lata of Intoilcatlnc llquora la the Dlt
trlct of Columbia, and to deflaa thepertona
woo auau mare me reaponuouuT." va
remonttrata acutnit the p'C of aald bill,
becanie
1. It It praCllcallT a prohlblLnr. 1,111 will,.
outthemarllofbtinc inch In direct tirmt.
3. Such ItiliUtlon brlnrt law Into con
tempt and maiea lu admlalttraUon dlOoull,
uwim ,. i. rrinciim.i in paotio acnaBMnt.
and hence teri.ui obttaclai wUl ba thrown
ra thaw.T of lu iiffwHi,.
to reqnirt a petition ror a licauta to be
"timed br a malorltr of all adult banon.
orer tha ace of twanlT-ooe Ttan, Inhabi
tant! of and at the time reildlni; within Iba
llmlitot lha -ward" where Uia petitioner
propotea to conduct hit bualaeaa, maket It
tiivHwij iLDosiiBie i. ooiaiaax uceuta,
becaaia inch tuajorll Include, fmuin aa
well at tnalei, aad tha fourth aactlon pro
Tldet that each and erery "tlner of tha
petition ihall ha htld "In hit -or her Indl-
Tiaual capaoltj" ai a lurttj that lha pell.
Iloner ihall keep "as order 1 and Quit I
home.' and that no eaa ".hall h. l.l.Mit n
dauaiad bj lha aala aud ih of iutoxlcatlna'
UiftUon" procured from tha petitioner! and
Mia uiiu .miuon proTiooa inai J augment!.
Ac, "ihall ba a Ilea upon all tha nnonal
property and real eiUU of" lha alnera of
BBCB (wu.ioa.
Wa kef to recommend thai tbo rarola
tton of the aula of lotoxlcatlnt; llqnon ba
left with tha local legUUtura, and that tha
Board of Police ba dlraiad of all power
orer tbo queitlon of llcenilnr, any kind of
buitne!! In tha city or DUtrlet.
Lout DaatiTiu. A commltlaa of dlrac-
bora oi me i roriacni ai. oocieiy nara aad
an lutarrlew with tha Secretary of War In
rceard to the distribution of ration. Ia ih.
poor, ai proTlded In tha law lately paned
by Contrui. Tha SacreUry haa directed
.liili uuii, oi toe commuaary aipanmant,
and Mr. S. P. Tuttln. of tha board of dine.
ton, to prepare a plan of operation! Io b.
.BUU.UHU io Dim ior uia approral.
X clTll toll for a debt of 9iJ3 due C. A.
Blockett by the corporation of tTaiaJnatn.
for glailat done on lha window! of the pah-
iw huuuu ui u lj ub UVBD COmmCDCOa
before Jnttlce Smith. Jl la itrann than
Uttla matter! cannot bo lattiad without 1HI
fatloo. n
r.B.rowj, Trod. T.cker, aod II.C.Har.
ley, colored youthi, were arretted by Lieut.
Johuton and Offlcir Darall, charrad with
attault and batttry on rtoreaoa Jonea. J.i.
Ilea Wall fined lha former $10 and the other
two ts each.
Daniel Webaler, colored, charrad with
petit larceoy aud obtaining' roodt nndtr
lalit preteucea. It blld for a haarlaa btfor.
Jaitlc! Batet.
John U. Ooward, a llrtry ttabla kiepiroa
Q Itreet. wal fined S30 bv Jnttkea Chau r.r
obitructlnx tha Itreet In front of kla prera-
la UJ wKUD..BacaTlSBB.
John Uurphy. a .hotel porter, waa fined t5
vj eiusuceunass ior
the Baltimore depot.
by Justice Chess for disorderly conduct at
Charles White, eolared. chstrtad with ntli
larcsny by Alah Danaaia, was sent to Jail
V VVUII VJ tatajiutj AAKr(l4
KiTioifsL IIotbi, Foil Aboot It o'clock
yesurday morning, a fire broke out In a
room on the third Boor of ths National Ho
tel, directly over th large dining room In
the east wing or ths hotel, and used for tbs
purpose of maklog orer mattresses. Ac.
The firs spread to ths adjoining room and
w, (WW., ..j cuaaecuBg tne Wing Wltn
lbs mala building and through the ceUIag
to the two rooms above and through tbs
roof. Ths aspect waa, at one time, quits
alarming, and there wal a'hsavy baalness
done La ths war of packlor wardrobe bv
ths boarders, bat tbe flame were got under
very soon by th Immense quantity of 'water
thrown by tbo flrs department, although all
of It did not reach tbs lire Tbe damage
br flrs and water will amount tobetwa
one aud two thousand dollars, ths eelllag or
ths dining room being loosened aad drop-
fi uk vu iu, m tuKuu.f tv rvaoer it aaugerovB
to pass under. Th second dials, room.
renerallr known aa the sreaU.nn.m's ttrdi.
nary, which has been closed for soms Urns
""s w m mo w m aiBing room
while the other Is being reflUed,.
The flrs Js alleged to bars been tbs work
of an Incendiary, from the fact that a ball
saturated with soma Inflammable material
waa discovered In theroom In which tbs Are
originated, as tboagh It bad been thrown
orer the transom or the door.
In another colamn It will he .. (i.i
Messrs. Tenney A Co. pabUsb a card of
vuaaas to mo urn acpertmeni ana OlncTB.
Pouts IIicuwitmiiv. On tbs night of
Mia .u iuimui. uau. miTt oamuei uetungs
was proceeding to hi boms on horseback
he was approached by three colored men
near Good Hop am. and demanded to ball.
Ons or tbe men seised the reins, and the
otbars assUtad la a wilder manner todi.
mount tbs rider, alef which they rifled hlV
iwcs.c.et conuuqiag aoont tu. iniaaon,
the three blfrbwaymen rtir affectionately.
vium ri uiiuoji os m uorse, ana paas
him good bight aod happy dreams. Ths
Urns of ths occurrence was about 10 o'clock,
andlatexl day Mr, Glttluga apprised ths
county police of the facta, who a dav or two
slnee sueeeeded In1 arrestlnr three colored
men named John Berry, Randolph Peyton
and Henry Hayes -on suspicion of being ths
robbers.' Ths accused are held at tbs
Eight Vrednct station fr ua elimination
anjiv 'J DCUU1U,
DisounsitrisCotmr, lnriDE the ses
ston of lbs Clrenlt Oourt yesurday morning.
Judgs Cartter presidtog'. a colored man
tA.a Valla. W. - lit- . -.-alT1
taaataaou n.lHI aWaalvuu, u 1UI OCtvOir,
was ordered to remov hi hat while la
wtaikf 4iv ncciiDvii .o no aKi. aua wa tners
npera arrsetcd by JJsllllT Or arts and lakes'
before dnstloe Walteri' BctctsI wltnassak
were cTfamlned, who tullmooy Went Id
snow tnairtoe aci or uarton was a con tempt
of tb Circuit, Court. Jnsilce Walts; re
viewed the evidence, and conclnded that ha
bad ao Jurisdiction over spy court except
bis owb, and dismissed' ths cue. further re
marking that tb officer might take the ac-
cuieu uerore Janice cants r, to pe dean
with ttccorolag to the rules of his tribunal.
Ma. D. D. FoLrt.an. ngen.ous resident of
im citj, nas just patentea an "elastic oand
pen," which U toe best fountain pen wo
have ever used Like most Taluable Inven
tion It derives lie rains from lu simplicity.
Tho Invention consist simply- la placing
.. i wuuci iiavuui muuuw .ue pen
st ths shoulder, which, while giving
the Pen a' mater decree1 of ells.
tlcliy, takes' up a ftjfflelent quantity, of
ma w soppij .ue pen ior an increaiQia
lengtaoi timewunout aangeror us drop
ping upon lbs paper and producing a blot.
As an evidence of what the pen win do -ws
need only state .Hut this "paragraph has
been written without nplealihlng, arid
iucrg is stui a gooo uppiy OI I0K isif.
TflS'StCOrTU WihD IkvikCibles did not
show their loTUwlbUlty last night, for early
iu .tie sTCJUPg a iw nstoBen oi tae etcu
live commhtM met and decided to ooetoona
tb meeting oa aceouot of the rain. Ths
Htm was accorumgiy ciosm, ana tas peopi
Who csms to sltsad Were tinabla la s-sln
admission or there might bars been quits a
fTw.ttciaoie gatacrig, as iatq a v o'ciock
parties were to be. seen on 7ourtealh street
Inquiring what bad becouift of lb mecUog.
P'silet Cninu At tbs seasfon of AK
nlng a resolatlpn complimsnts
nww vusitu ceuicrcno e on ssjouusj fve.
eniary to
I?resld.
lngklder N. J. B, Morgan was adoulU, as
alad a rolalton ' yequrttug lbs Batlmtrs
confsrence to return lha present pastor, Ee v.
D. PsTton Ilrown. tn the Chanel for noUi
yeari also, a isolation cf thaaks to air. J. 1
u. saataam ior nis services a local preacner.
It was further decided to conlinne tbe Wes
ley chapel ndsslon for a year fooger.
BiLES or Hoxbt. At lha maetlrje at thai
U.(l..!l itt. U-tt !- . . at-? vf. A I
1,300 wm adrabced on ilxtsea sbires.ai
an average of ti per cent. ,
At tbf meeting or thercorle'sBflUJIng
Assoclalloq 13,000 wu sold at 70 percent
premium.
' At tbe Central AssoclaUos, of deargs
town. twenty-four Share wers retired at an
average of 11.10 net to tbs shareholders.
Tin Alikoip Mub tit bik, The colored
woman atarv Lee. who waa sea badlv
wonnded by an unknown assailant last
Wodseaday night, has Iugerd near death
for ssteral days. Yestarday GeorgaBUm,
ths colored man charged with ths assault
npon her, was taken to the hospital, where
she Dos.
ior laeniincauon, out owing toner
fopdltlou aba failed to rccOgnlzs him.
Ho
was rfcuu.uii...4 iw jam.
AaaiiiorlBraiuisT AmtrrT to Es-
CAra.-Abeut ons o'clock yesterday morn
ing Offlesr Mulllns arrested a Qsrman named
Edward HalnUel In bed at the BL Nicholas
restaurant, on ths charge or bigamy ins
arrest was mads on a bench warrant Issued
byOhlsfJasUcsOartter. LUloUsllsoharged
with being ths husband of font wires, on of
whom appear as ths prostentr. In ths case
Yhn ths officer aroused lletntiel to arrest
him bs attempted to pretend Ignore nee, and
avowed himself as a ons-armsd soldier, at
lbs same time concealing huln arm tn a
planner calculated to deaatvs.
Tbo offletrhowvrknt- hU man, and
Compelled him to arias and accompany bin
to th Central guard-bouse. Later In tbs
dsyas wa taksn to ths CllylXall.and turned
over to ths custody of ths marshal.
While aoommltment was baler tnedaont
to send him to JalL Hslntiel quietly sllppid 1
vs.. eT.ua Hiaaving fjMM mi tMcapei a oue
and cry vas rklssd aa Us crowd started 4a
purs nil. A passerby. Mr. J. II.. SSHford,
however, brought htm suddenly up by a
"squara knock-down." lis was thea IS
eured, and sarsly conveyed toJall.
where bswlUrsmalnnnllllhs next session
of lbs Criminal Court.
Tua CnoaiL Bociett This soolsty held
Its reghlar weekly rehearsal last evening, a
fnUmembershlDbelar present. Tbe mem
bers ars actively sngaged In preparing for a
second eonesrt, hlch, It Is sipocud, will
taks Place about th SCthr Instant. Tbs suc
cess which attended th first concert of tbU
society will doubtless bs repeated, and cer
tainly au lovers or nrosie wm .earn wuu
pleasure that there Is a probability that tha
comlnr concert will ba onlr one of a series
wnicn is mienaea to its given ny tnis organi
sation. ...-"... .....-.-....
List miobt about 1S.M o'clock a flrht oc
curred between two hack-drivers at ths cor
ner of Fourteenth street and ths Aveoue,
and but for ths prompt Interference of Of
ficer Harden, who arrested both parties and
escorted them to tbo Central guard house,
would bars res sited seriously to both par
tie. The name of th combatants are J no.
Reagan and John W. BranseL more com
monly known aa "Okum Jsak'' to the people
or the southern portion of lbs city
Alikh or Fran. -Th alarm sounded
from box 43. at 3 o'cleck this moral nr. was
ceased by an attempt to burn an unoccupied
frame shanty corner of Fourteenth and M
streets. Ths Are was put out by ths police
before tbs arrival of the engine.
Tub Beta Biaoanj.--The Peak Fatnllvof
Swiss bell ringers offer an late resting pro
gramme at Lincoln II all to-morrow evening.
Tbey have a full company, all talented per
formers, and their exhibition la varied and
pleasing.
Sbixiko Wit bout Licaiss. P. O. Darns.
an agent for Ntwbold&Boo, lamp-shads
dealers, of Baltimore, wa fined $30 yesur
day bynstlce Bacfceyfor soliciting trsde
witaout license.
Mistu FuiMKin nnasBt will clvo an
other of bis wonderful suaucet to-night at
Odd Fellows nail, Seventh street.
Two sniBxa la the Washlnrton Co-oocra-
Uve Building and Deposit Association for
sals. Address "Block," IUrrjaupan office.
LOCAL NOTICES.
Jfaca tbom Dint. Is there any balr aolor
riinrMratlon.altbeThsraorlaiCnrape.that resemble Thalon Vltalta,or Balva'lon for
(bo Hair! Not one. It Unclear flu d that
flaws from ths bottle) does not stain th
sun, ana proaaces none not natural snaues
of color. It lias no sediment. Bold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealsrs.
len-ccwt
brrtcuL nirORTS prov that Hoflfa
Mais Jtairaet nas snowa an incaicuubis in
Aoence on the condition of the sick soldiers
during ths lata European wars. This fact,
In conjunction with tbe encomium of otr
first physicians, many of whom hav either
used It In their own families, or prescribed
it Tor their patients, with ths roost bsppy
results, speaks so well for HoTa Halt Ex
tract, mat further praise on onr part would
WO IHWTlIQDHIt
Sold by all druggists and grocer.
fe!4 eoSt
Tfaa WAinirfOTOx Citt flavmas Bake:,
corner Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
la open from CJ30 to f.EO qvory Batnrday eve
ning In addition to Ue regular banking
hours. U pays Internet ondcpoill. S
Provision 8 torts.
TWENTIETH STREET MARKET.
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.t..r ur.., iff m . h n. B.rtl 11 p. n.
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trjirr, that Jfca sale na.e as! ibl tfsr reported
rWUllsaY readsU.lrnaiMfgrlbe eileoTtae
il aauu la tit boe Ubm lutatlose.,
ba ratlSaa aad Mlnr. n-i-. ' .1
ihesoalrary tbaraorUibewaesorhanibe IMk
Jsr e( ra.rssrr aastf pro f 14. a a pr elthle
Slttf JV?,,tafd !? w-raperprlsul sad
horiWMisetM.fewteka prKu WisMfsr.
Tha report Hates tbe fjirrit er ) L mX.
Toil KTJ. KUO. OUrr jstt TUw
tlTT mniSAHOEt.
Laws raaaeei fcf. th uiw.nasuis
Conneltar Wash ! CltyfD.C.
An Act to set ths curbstones and pave ths
iwta.jiu.ut, rjTQ loenortn siaaor
Corcoran street, between rourteenttt and
Tinttnlh streets west.
Hi It tntuttd bv tM Hoard et JlLnm nmA
Hoard of Common Covncil of (As rty of IVasA
(nj-fett, That the Mayor be, and hs 1 hereby,
authorised and requested to causa the curb
stonis to bs set and ths footways and gutters
rsvsd on ths north side of Corcoran street,:
elwcen Fourteenth avd Fifteenth streets
west. Tbs work to bs contracted for, and
xecuted In the manner and under the super
ntendenca provided by lawt and to defray
the ttttnn of Lha said lmraoTemnt a special
tax, coast to ths cost thereof.be, and th
aiu. 1WIVDT. DIWIXt inVMIinaWiAiHi
lota or parts ol lots bordering on ths Hns of
tueivproTamentfiBa saia tax to ne assessea
and collected In conformity with the provls
loos of ths act approved October 19, loM.j.
Approved December 14. 1809.
An Act to lay a flag footway across Eleventh
street west, at ths Intersection of 0 street
north. j
If. tl Jl .. t9..a- i1.l. I
Board of Vomnon CottneU of (As VUy .of
Wat Mnffton. That ths Mayor oe, and heels
hereby, authorised and resuested to cittss
a ng rootwav to w isu across Bsveatb
street west, between tha southwest aad
northeast corners of O street north and said
Berenlh street west j and sum Bufflclent to
pay ins expense inereoi j nereny appropn
aled out of lha funds of tha Thirds and
Ftfarth wards In eaual proportlous. Ths work
to ba done la such manner and under such
superintendence as u provided ny existing
law.
Approved December If. 1809.
An Act to set the curbstones and pave ths
footways and gutters on tho west tide of
First street east, between Band O streets
north.-
St if tnaeUd by tht Hoard of AUItmun and
Hoard of Common Council of tM CUf cf
irathtngton. That ths Mayor be, and hs ia
hereby, authorised and requested to cause
ths curbstone to be set and the footways
and gutters pared on tho west aids of First
street east, between B and O streets north.
Ths work to bs contracted for, and exe
cuted In the manner and under the so
Serinlendence provided by law- and V
efray ths expense of ths said Improvement
a special tax equal to the cost thereof Is
hereby Imposed and levied on all lots or
psrts of lots bordering oa ths tins of the Im
provement) the said tar to be assessed and
collected In conformity with ths provisions
of ths act approved October 19, 1803.
Approved December 14, 1800.
Am Act authorising tbe laying of a diagonal
way at the Laurseetloa of If itreet north
and Seventh street west.
Rail M-urlarf hit tki Hoard at AUUmm 4
7oaMeCoawvMCUelA CUyof K-uA-
vftm, t nas tne atayor do, ana ne is nereoy.
authorised to bava a diagonal way flsgged
st the Intersection of F street north aod
Seventh street west, from ths northwest to
ths southeast corner of said space, and tbat
the earn shall bo paid for In equal 'propor
tions out oi in iuiru ana -oann warn
funds.
Appro ed December 18, 1809.
An Act for th relief of L. F. Clark.
Jit it rnaeUd by th Hoard of Aldtrmm and
Board of Common Council of tfU CUif of
Wathlngtonr That lha sum of forty-four dol
lars be, and ths sacas Is hereby, appropriated
out of the general fund to enable the Mayor
to retano to J-. r. u.arr.taai amount paia
by him for th privilege or tapplog a sewer
on It street north.
Approved, December 14, 1809.
An Act to set th curbstones and pave tht
footways on the south slds of O street
north, between Fourth and Sixth streets
east.
2U it tnaiUd ba tht Hoard of Mditviin am!
Hoard of Common CoaneU of tht rtfy of f Pas V
tngton, That the Mayor be. and he Is hereby,
authorised and requested to cause the curb
ton to ba et and tha footways parsd on
ths south side of O street ttortb, between
Fourth and Blith streets east) and to defray
ths expense of the said Improvement a spe
cial tax, equal to tbs cost thereof bs, and
lb tarns is hereby. Imposed and levied on
all lots or pans of lots bordering on the line
of said Improvement, to be assessed and col
lected la conformity with ths existing law.
Tbe work to bs done under tho direction of
ths Commissioner of the Flfluwardand two
assistant commissioners to bo appointed by
ths Mayor. '
Approved Docember II, 1809.
Am Act to grade and graval II street north,
between 1 wenty third and Twenty-fourth
streets wsai.
Ht U tnaetsd by tht Hoard ofjLldtrnun and
Board of i Common Council of tht City of
Wothinpon. That tha Mayor be, and lie t
hereby, authorised to cause II Street north,
between Twenty-third aad Twenty-fourth
IrsaU west, to be graded aad graveled ths
work to ba don by day's warttyt under th
superUUndenca provided by laws i
Sec. S-iAftd bt Ufurthtr UiW, -That
io defray ths expensaot said ImprotesaeAt
ths sum of fonr hundred and twettsTtbfrs
dollar and aevsaty.nln tents, or so mach
thereof as Is accusair. be, aad Ihesaaae Is
hrehy,appropriatedoulof the fund ofi the
mi wara.
Approved December 14, 1809.
AW Act- to grids and graral Tenth street
west, fram'Q street north to R street1
north, a a -
lit U onaettdby ihi Hoard of Aldtrmm and
Board of Common Council of tht City of
Waihington, That tho Mayor be, and ha-Is
hsrsby, authorised tn cause' T-uth strsst
west, between Q trer north and RstrsM
noith, to bs graded aad graveled, the work
to ba dons by day's workfj nndsr thesapcr
InUndffieapnirlded by Jaw . s n
&ct. Amtbt Ufurthtr tHMetid, TUtto
defray the exponas of said lmprortmaoa
the sura or Are hundred dollars, or so math,
thereof as 1 necessary, be, aad the earn la
hereby, appropriated oat of ths fund of Ue
fleaood Ward.
Approved December U, 1869,
AH Act to condemn, grade and. open, an
alloT In sanara Noj769j tstf
Ht it tnatttd by tht Hoard tyAldirnnind,
oan ojivommon woumu or iwxjtty or
'U'diWvi-mT,ThaMh Mayor be, and ho U
hereby, authorised, and requested to can?
aa allcvln aauara iNo. .M flat accordance
with ths pUUoa ot 4hs property-hollers In 1
aam square;. tavo,oouitanea, opened,
rradsdandfpavsd agreeably to Una act of
,Notwnter , ISU, sotiued Mtu act aoncctn
Ing alleya.'V 1
Approved December li, 1809.
t
Ax Act (o grads and payel Second street
west, from B to D street north.
Ht U tnatttd bv tht Hoard of AUUrmtn atsd
Hoard of Common Gentu of tht ttty of
Jioara of Uommon VountH Pf (AS tit
Wathington, That th, Msyor on, and 1
hsrsby, authorised and requested to c
Second street west, from B to D street ni
ne is
cans
north.
to bs graded and gravelel. --The work to bs
dons oy aays work, ana under tne pupeflu
tendencs provided by law.
SsctiomS. AfJ.btUfoVHrttuut0J, That
to defray tbs expense ofithlsilmprovement,
the sum of tight hnndrftl. and fifty idol
Jars, or so puclitheiaofaJ,lsiiKaaaryA
be, and the same If hereby; appropriated
out of th funds, pf Us Fifth ward.
Approved December.!, 1660
A4 Act to grade and gravelr Jl strsst north,
" from Fourth to 2-ightl.at.eet sasU
Hi U tnatttd by tht Hoard ofMdtrtnm and
Hoard of Common (XmntU tf tht city of
Vthitrtpnt That (ba sum of ssventsta
hundred dollars, or so mud thereof a may
bonscessarr. bs. and .ths urns Is nsrebv.
appropriated out of tha funds of tha FlfUr
and blxth wards, to Bred and gravel B
street north, between Fourth and Eighth,
streets east. The work to be done by the
day, undey the direction of ths city surveyor
and ths commissioners of said ward..
Approved Ltcccmbsr. 18, IBW
Am Act to grade and gravel First street east,
.from D street north to th Boundary.
Ht it tnacttd by tht Hoard of Atdtrmtn aad
Hoardof Common Council tf tin City fWath.
injtont That tbo Mayor be. and hs I hereby,
authorised- aod requested to cans First
street east, from. O tiittl north io the
boundary to be graded aad graveled, and to
defray tho expense thereof a sum saflslenl
U, hereby appropriated out of tbs Fourth
ward fund."
Sea. B.i And bt Ufurthtr tnatttd. That ths
said work shall b dons by day's work.nnder
ths supervision of ths Fourth Ward Com
missions!.
Approvsd December 17, 1809.
An Act Io grada and frafal Third ilraat,
weit, frora R itraet north to Doaadary
itrwt.
Hi It mdrtI ha IKm Star J Afjlbrm trml 1
IngUm, Tbal tht Mayor ba, aod bo ll bar.,
br. aatiorlred and rcqacitad to tann tbat
portion of Third ilnal -Ml, belwaan B
itrel nortb aad Boaadarr atrmM. ba (radti!
and rrareladr aad t. dilraj Ih. i tipemei
loenrrod tbarabr tha mm of (MOO) tara.
handred dollar!, of ao nnh Ihonof al ma
ba nccuarr, bo, and Ihaaamall hirabT,
arfroirUted out of tni fondi of till Tklra
war!. Ths work to bs dona by day's work. ' '
slonsr of ths Third ward.
Approved December IT, 1809.
Am Act authorising the erection and light.
ing oi lamps in certain localities.
Ht U tnacttd bv tht Hoard et Aldtrmm
and Board of Common Council of tht City
of Wathington. That subject to ths provi
sions and restrictions of ths act relating to
tn erection or street temp, approvea xio
Yember 31,, 1808, tb Mayor be. and bs Is
hereby, authorised and requested to causa
lamps to be erected end lighted with gas la
tb several localities named below I
v street north, between BUI a aad Main
streets west.
Eighth street west, between 0 and T
Streets Mb.-
Fifth street wes(, bclweenlt andN streets
north
M street Honh, between Fifth and Ninth
streets west.
K street north, betweeinNlath and Elev
enth streets west.
Union alley, (so-called,) n r quars No. 071.
Knstreet north, between Fourteenth and
Sixteenth streets wttt
Bscoad street east, between K street south
and Virginia avenue. "
Third street east, between Venusylranta
and Georgia avenis.
D street south, between Third street cast
and New Jersey avenue. "
Fourth street east, between Virginia and
Georgia avenue.
K. street north, between North. Capitol add
Seventh streets east.
First street east Utwcea O and D streets
south.
northeast corner Af NewTorkavruni and
Eighteenth street west.
See. 3. And bt U furthrr tnacttd. That ths
lamp erected at thecAmerof Foandrr Place.
la square No. , b, and Is hereby, placed
U charge of the superintendent of lamp.
aua tuat as ue reqairra to nam tne ssme
cleaned, lighted and kept In repair In the
same manner as saser puoio tamps.
Sec 3. And bt U furthtr tnatttd That the
Mayor be and ne Is hereby, authorised an 1
requested to causa lamps to be erected and
lighted along the dlsgonal footways In City
Hall square, and also along E street on tbs
north slds of said Sduare. the lamps alour
ths diagonal footways to bs supplied with
gss from saeh main as msy bs laid In said E
treat.
Approved December 14, i860.
Am Act to ends and gravel O street south.
from Third street' tast to Fourth street
east.
Ht U tnacttd by thiHrS cf Atdtrmtn and
Hoardof Common VouacH tftht tity of Wath'
Ingtm That tbs Mayor be. and he Is hereby,
authorised and requested to causa to be
graded and graveled O street south, from
Third street oast to Fourth street east, and
to defray ths expanse thereof, a itn uO
dent be, and la hereby, appropriated out
r she nrth ward fund. -
Sec- 3, Andbt UfUrthtYrnmettd That said
work shall be dons by day's work, under ths
supervision of ths Fifth ward commissioner.
Approved Dacomber 17, 1809.
Am Act to grads and gravel A street south,
between Seventh street and Thirteenth
street east
Hi U tnattidbytht Board f AJdtrmtriand
Hoard tf Common CbuncU of 'tht City" of
fathtngtont That th Mayor be, and hs Is
hereby, requested to aaus tha grading and
graveling of A atrealsoalh, Vetween BeTtnth
street vast aad Thirteenth street east.
Sec. B. Ths work tohs dobs by lbs day's
work, under tks 'direction of ths Com
missioner of ths Sixth (ClM ward. Tbs
sum of $1,000 be appropriated, oi1 as much
thereof aa Is necessary, out of ths Sixth
ward fund.
Approvsd December 17, 1600.
Am Act to grads and gravel north It Itreet,
from Sixteenth street west to Boundary
street wesu
Ht U tnacttd by tht Hoard of AUtryntn and
Hoard of Common Council tf tht City tf
WathbtgUn, That' the sum or fS.SMf th
Barvsyor's estimate,) or ao tnih thereof as
may be necessary, be, and the Sams Is here
by, appropriated oat of the funds ofths First
wrd for the purpose of grading aod grav
eling north B street, from Sixteenth street
west to Bsundary street west. 'Ths work to
be dons 10 accordance with existing laws.
Approved December 17, 1809.
An Act to grade and gravel New Jersey
arenas; from New Tone avenue to Bound
ary street north.
Ht U maettd by tht Board tf Atdtrmtn and
Hoard of Common CountU of tht CVy of1
W'oMhtmffton, That Iba sum or $18,140, (th
Burvayor estimate,) or so moth thereof as
may bs nsceaearr, be, and tbs Is hsrs
by, appropriated i oat of ths reads ofths
Second and Third wards In Just proportions
forth purpose of grading aad gravellDg
New Jersey avenue, from NewnTonc avenue
to Boundary street north. The1 Mayor to
Lars aald work dons la s-wovdanco with
listing laws- a j t
' AppftrredDecemUrir.TnXO,
Am ior to grade and gravel Dstrftet noutb,
from Third street east to ths canal.
Ht U tnacttd by Ut 'Hoard bf Atdtrmtn and
HotL eft Common CovncU-of tht City of
. watMngtonf jisuu us Mayor oe, and ue is
rbsreby, anthoftnsd aad rsqusted to caasd D
atrew soutn w d graaoa ana mniH, rrom
Third streat east to tha canal past to defray
tha sxrsnaatber-oC aaumsuffldeat battad
I baMrby-approprUUdeatof tks fandaof
tha Fiftlf ward.) nmnxtrrni '"
Sec 9s Andbt Ufktthwonaatd.'ThkXuiA
work shall be dona by day work nndsr tho
saperrlsloa of tha FinbtWard OoatahK
stopsr '"sv j A "
'Approved December 177 1800 " -i
-- fiMt loiV
Aw Act to grads and gaval o Sixth1 Uttst
a cast, tfrom Marylaqd.oTSDSlo-U'itreet
Usorth. f uW ws -j
r-HtUtnacttdby tht Board of. Atdtrmt and
Hoard cf Common Cditneil tftht City of traV
inffon. That the Mayor bs, and a Is hsca
by, authorised and'reqnssted to cans Blxth
alTMtM.aast, from, Mar-rtand af eoa toll
street norths Wb graded and gravolsd ths
work to beaVrHis by day's work, nndsr th
aaparlatendanes of ths Ward Commt-sloaer.
j Bee. ft. Aritkt it furthtr tnotttJj.'mal-i
Inst samctsnt-to pay for tha tins lraprora- v
saaatne.ana u aareny,-aapropnatea D or
Ihsfsndaof taaFeartaward.'
iwApprovedPscember.lT, 13W.
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Tb. abryvv'Wra;arrMB faTOTabW kaowv la
All Olr.aad larcia Ml. vrka). 4 IL. Ualfr.
BUIta, wa I paririBpfi Inn "
N. W. BURCHELL,
Cor, 1 Ith rami V KU IJi-ler HLWtt Hmim.
J, Q. ITXLBlJ, Bole Afal af? O Urns In Helms
41 Uasrar 8(raet. Maw . ofk
Special Notice.
Tla Ua ii Iba fH1'1'' " rapwtrall la
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