The national Republican., 1867-07-30
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

LUC III DEPAk X i nj EN- i.
DEATH OF "LrrrLR ALL RIoHr."-Th,
, cbicago Tmss states that advioss received from
New York In the theatrical circles Of Chicago
coming from reliable sources, announce tha
little All Right" the leading feature Of Ma
guirs's Imperial Japanese Troupe, died In tha
city on Monday. 18th Inst II will be rsmsm
bersd he received serious injuries By tsrribl,
fall Of my feet, while performing at the New
York Academy Of Music. A few weeks ate
the accident, his rsappsaranos was announced
By the managers bat, though intsntly anxiou
to do 90, Little All Rightn was unable 10 pre-
sent bimsslf upon the stage. During his iilnss
hs was kept at the Academy Of Music; and, on,
evening, while the company was performing, un
able TO suppress his desire 10 soc once more III,
crowded audiences which had treated him ;,
kindly. he ssissd an Opportunity, while no On.
ras near, TO rush upon the stage. His room
down the stairway, reached the stage, and, ad
vanoing suddenly TO the foot-lights, with hsat
and body bandaeed, turned ono or two hand
springs. Rising, he bowed to the enrapturod
audience, and, as loud a. the poor little fellow
In his wsakness, was able, shouted, "An right
you bet." Tho stage was nearly deserted at III,
time, and the hurrahs Of the audience were tn,
hrst intimation his friends had Of his reckless
act. He was at once taken from the stage ant
carried to his room, where faintness, causet
| BY his rash exertions, came over him, and b,
fell into stupor, from which he never recov
cred.
Sue PERFORMS MANLY Acr.-Yester
: day morning, at about three O'clock as Mrs
HSdget Foley, who keeps . grocery store OF
Seventeenth street, between d and u streets
was lying In bed, ihe noticed q noise In he
room, a. II q cat were crawling over the floor
She arose, lighted candle and, on passing int,
q back room, she discovered man In the act o
clinbins out Of the back window, minus his ha
and shoes. As quick as thought, and with ever
more nerve than some of the stsrnsr sex eoult
command under the circumstances, she spranJ
forward, seiIed the interloper By the leg, ant
forcibly drew him back into the room. She CAV,
an alarm and held on to her prisoner until hs
husband appeared. Another alarm was thsu
given, which aroused the police, and Officer Jas
b. 0'Brien, Of the First ward, appeared ant
conducted the prisoner TO the station. house
There ho gave his name as Charles Casey, ant
said he was about 2S years Of age and hailed
from Alexandria, Va. Casey admitted that b,
sas In the house TO rob Il; also, that an accom-
plee was outside holding his hat, worth $s, ant
q pair Of shoes, that he ran OF with, on III,
committed the sccussd to jail for court In do
fault Of bail.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE RAILRoAp.-Sev
eral Of our entsrprising oitizens held q msetin,
yesterday afternoon, at r. M. Halls Exchange
Louisiana avenue, 10 take into consideration th,
construction Of horse railway upon Connecticut
avenue. The growth Of the city in that direo
tion, and the we'll. grounded belief that tho Parl
will DO located on Rock oreek will not only max,
the road paying one, but supply q needed con
veyance from our northern suburbs to Psnnsyl
vania avenue Of the rapidly y-inureasing popuia
tion In that direction. Tho meeting was called
| n nrla k,,t a.. - n.
chairman, and Mr.. Nourse secretary. After con
vening,. the following resolution was offered and
adopted
Rs,oirsd, That ws will literally subscribe Il
the consh action Of railroad from Pennsylvanii
avenue up Seventeenth street, and thsncs along
connscticut avenue TO Boundary street and the
country road to the line Of the proposed Park.
The meeting adjourned to meet at the same
place at o'clock on Thursday afternoon; and 4
Is hoped all parties interested will be present Il
push the enterprise forward TO the early compile
tion Of the road.
MAxIMLIAS's SAppLE.-Messrs. Gait
Bro,, jewellers, on Psnnsylvanis avenue, near
Seventh street, have on exhibition at their stor,
q rich and costly saddle, said to have been ths,
Of Maximilian's, which he rode on In Mexico
II has been presented by Gen. Trevero TO O. H
Shslley, esq, ono Of the hosts Of the Mstropoli
tan Hotel, and Is said TO have cost over g. 900 In
gold In Mexico The pommsl Is solid silver,
with the facing Of watch dog, and around the
edge the line Is filed with lettering stating ths
fact Of the presentation by Gen. Trevero to Mr..
Shelley. The stirrups are plates Of silver, with
leather and gold cords. Tho outside odging Of
tho tree and top plate are silver while innumera-
bic cords plating, &C., are Of corded gold, silver
and leather bordering. The saddlscloth Is Of
plating on the hangings and sides; flowers,
wreaths, and other representations are thus
made, by means OF the precious metals, on the
face Of tho leather.
THE BoULDfsG Church DRFIcuLrY.-
Yesterday afternoon, at two O'Clock, all tho par.
ties connected with the internal difficulties Of
tho Bouldin (colored) church, corner Of Tenth
end streets, made their appearance at Justice
Walters, suit having been issued BY tho trus
tees against Mr. Bouldin for contempt, Mr..
Boaldin having, with his friends, taken posses.
sion OF the church while the decision Of the
former suit was pending. A very large crowd
vas present. and at least fifty persons were there,
male and female. who expected to-be examined
peared for DR.. Bouldin, and Mr.. Phillips for the
prosecution. There were no witnesses exam
ined, and the case was settled by DR.. Bouldir
paying the costs Of the suit, which amounted tC
&s2O. This leaves the reverend gentleman, w
suppose virtually "master Of the situation -
anu no uOuDt MS bormon tno oominB DhDphtn
will bo one Of glory and triumph, earthly and
spiritually.
SERIOUS AooIDENT.-Yeste after.
moon about one o'clock Mr.. Joseph Williams, Of
the firm OF Williams, Litohheld a Co., carpen
tsrs, while driving in wagon, was unfortunately
thrown out at the corner Of Fifth street and
Louisiana avenue. His leg was broken In con.
sequence, and he was quickly removed to hi
residence, No. $50 Eleventh street, Island;
Lieut.. Noonan accompanying him thither. DR..
Allen attended to his injuries. The horse wal
going at but slow speed at the time, and tn,
sudden 5olting crossing the railroad track thre "
MI: Williams out, and which was the cause ol
the accident.
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-R. M. Halls
Real Estate Exchange sold yesterday to O. M
Jackson Bro. fifty aores Of land on the MARI
boro' road, about four miles from the city,
owned by Robert Marshall, for $50 per acre
Also, lot Q, In block 20, Howard University, al
Is cents per square foot. Also, lot No. 8, In
Howard University, to George Ryneal, at cent
per square foot. Also, lot on @ street south
corner Of Third street east, to ]. R. Alstrope
60Is5, at 20 cents per foot.