Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-16

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q this eo9atsy Thus ~ - wing fsr
tsconveft The Irish--but- the Irish ara Sssboitcs
sdll.s II NE Rfoosskants 0eAmerica think 1870
70 tnvot any more Of their funds In % unpsodnc-
Y e ss ,s eve os'y e shsr mercy
Ms. Dill gavs bic Audience ) glowing ,ceosus
q the gocd sccon elished y Dc ssvivsls . Ire
led bin 70 draw largely upon his imseinsfioo foe
tie inalsrials q this portion of his lecture have
ssls.s ne ~ a go e sson sseslar nsssrs-
Wig 10 which Il Is shown thst g. a. so0s =
Belsa, during the four mouths prevalence Of re-
vivs!s the number OF offenders broaa ht before the
ng druos sn "a ssnss.csd e Is.ishmea for be
hundred more than during the CORES bonding
period Of the previous yeare would merely add
that y y notorious fsct that these revivsli have
d insanity, ana that even Protesssnt cIery IN.
nave denounced them - chaFacterized 81 the
groart impOsture and widest fsngtcism. N.
A surERurxxD1sr or PuILIc scuoors.--In
the Board Of Aldermen on Monday evening.
communication was received from Messs. Walsh,
Randolph, Miller, and White, Of the Trustees Of
Public SchoolB, Recommending action on the mart
q me Cisy Council: in relation the appointment
SCHOOLS.
the communication below, in order that the SSub.
nc may zee the feasons urged Tor the measure and
understand their importance In view Of the arow-
Ing Importance Of our Public School system
40 As Scard q xhsrmss asd Board of Commos
Gentlemsn THE comnittee appointed by the
Board Of Trustees to take into consideration the
sub!ect q supesiqtendent o. Public Instruction
tiested the requirement OF our Public scbool
system IL present condition and future prospects
having wtnessed It's increase with every succeed
ing year, and fofeseeing the stll further incrcase
necessary to meet the requirements Of the connu-
nifty, submit that - 3 - - Z : (
Whereas m eficient Supervision Of our public
and esnsi acs Ss,s ,s g internal
ton Of improvements, and their general introduc-
ton when practically tested, 20 a. to render our
system Unit and induce IN ambition and rivalry
tending TO the highest Standard Of excellence:
And whereas periodical examination OF the
Inherent schools at stated periods throughout the
year instead Of the postponement OF that Important
shorfneus Of the time appropriated under pre.ert
circumstances, and the unfaV0rable seasoo rsnd.,
istmposible to do justice to these most important
duties; q a3 "a 81 = - - '-'''
Whereas the examination OF candidate. Of No.,
lion a. teachers In our schools with reference IN
system and discipline a. well 40 To educafs mai
compsssncy and duty requiring Qualities not to be
iIPo,ance to the well-being and progress Of our q,
And Shsless the Board Of Trustees. who ,bon.s
wiu,ng Q devote all the time at their command 70
Toe intefesu OF the community and TO the propress
OF education, and even TO make occasional sacrees
Ior 20 worthy an object are unable without detri.
mens % sner private interests to discharge, even
imPerfecny the duties. or TO pay the necessary de-
votion to the number Of schools now In Operation:
we respectfully recommend to the City Counciis
inai they authorize the appointment Of Superin-
as they may In their wisdom think proper >'
4 - -
| POLICE MATTERS. Before Justice Doax.-Yes-
rday afternoon, quite an excitement was stirred
up among the dealers in ready-made clothing OF
tie cheapest description by q quarrel between
Q German, both Of them salesmen and proprietnrs
i The latter obtained customer which the forne,
| claimed belonged to him, and he consequently
some remark when Rariden. with WARMTH threst'
/ ened to break his odd big Dutch jew nose ;,
ks!iden took the first step before the magistrate
s ana got warrant against Rothschild.s But when
aggres.or, and consequently was fined ~. %.
Rothschild was put under security for peace: after
/ which another man, in 2 very heated manner,
kind o. mems, - and he was afraid OF him. md
wanted him put under security too. The Sonire
tnoug at ne had seen enough Of the case alrradv.
ment. a1 - - "a ->'l' 800
Fyth District Police Complaint having been
made at this Office on Tuesday, last by
citizen that on the day previous, as he was cross
Ing pennsylyania avenue towards Ninth street. be
was knocked down and personally injured by the
fast driving Of a man In the service Of the new
| fine OF omnib buses, warrant was thereupon a.
sued cy Justice Thompson 70 Qficer King against
,ne owners Of that line. which being served. Mr..
James = coopsr, Of the Hsm az Moose, Vans ver
Cooper, Immediately attended, and expressed
gfeat regret at the occurrence. and giving assti-
the owners Of their line to respect the cifv orai.
nancss and to disc barge from their employment
any driver for fast driving on the avenue Or any
other misconduct whichmight endanger the live
or limbs OF passengers In their omnibuses, or Of
ciuzens crossing the avenue. Under these assu-
nnces, ana the very proper spirit Of Mr. Coopef
NE Justice hned the defendant in the mitigsfed
pcneify Of 8 and costs, which was immedistelv
paid; and MIR. G. len the ONCE to call upou ne
compartment and make the necessary inquiries and
Nh. Enron: Twenty-four States have. m f.r.
Get aside the 9th a. day az 1.h.a NM.