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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10
THE COERTS

EQUITY COURT. JUICE Eisksr.-This morning
decree OF divorce was made in the case of
George W. Leonard agt. Mary Jane Leonard
The petitioner sets forth that when he was but
L. years Of age. lin December. lS64,l he was
united IL marriage with Mary Jane Genarci:
that in six or seven months MS Wife deserted
him and went 10 Philadelphia where she
formed the acquaintance OF a certain David
Mide. with whom she lived sometime in en-
mlnal intercourse, and as be is informed IN
February, 1166 unlawfully msrried him. not
outstanding her previous marriage 10 peti.
TONER Testimony IN this case was taken be-
Tore W m. Dayton special examiner IN Phila.
delphia, as also in this city by b. G. LoveJoy,
Special Examiner, by whom adultery was
proven Ed. Swami and w. s. Cox appeared
for petitioner.
Hill ct al. agt OIlrichs et al: order appoint
ing b. q. Lovejoy, Commissioner to take test.
Ashford administration agt. r. w. Morsa n:
order that receiver collect debts. Bauman agr
Jones Ell al decree confirming trustees report
Of sale and auditors report Cynthan Lester
agt. joseph H. Lester; order referring cause TO
Jas ~. Ciephane, Examiner in Chancery to take
testimony. Hines agt. Hines ct al; decree pro
c0r,fessO.
BANKRUPTCY Court, j. .SayIes Brora, Res;,.
tr.-To.day-Case lUc. Warrant issued tor first
meeting OF creditors. returnable November DIST
lis. Petitions and schedules fled order of ref.
erence received adJudged a bankrupt It3
Parties met 10 take testimony and ad iourned.
107. Examination of the bankrupt on behalf of
creditors; w. F. MattngIy for creditors and
ocV. 3AoSOh AoA uouA1upi. dUJOOfueQ eXaml.
nation to November 1lih. Ill First meeting
OF creditors held; Geo. Mason appointed as
sIgnee; notice TO, and acceptance OF. assignee.
bankrupt's estate assigned to assignee los,
Application Of the assignee for Instruction IN
the case OF the claim of Rosa Myers, Thus
claim is for services as house servant in the
family Of one Of the bankrupt partners. The
Register decided that as there were no iudiyid-
ual assets scheduled, thi 8 claim. though a pre-
ferred one. could not be psid out of the part
nership fund. Ii might be admitted To PROOF,
as individual assets may yet be discovered
ORPHANs' COURT, Judge Purceu.-This morn.
ing. the viii Of the late Elizabeth Mary KinK
was filed and partially proven. she bequeathes
the largest part of her estate 10 her daugher,
Mrs. Rutherford, and MISS Redgale: Dorothea
Repetti was appoip ted guardian to Rita Triay,
orphan OF Raphael 3. TRAY. bond 5000. The
hret ard final accounts Of executor Of Basil
Fletcher and executrix Of Teresa Hill, were
approved and passed.
CIRCUIT CouRr, Judge Ccytt-.-This morn.
ing, the appeal docket was called through and
lumber Of cases continued, judgments
affirmed or reversed, rs. An instailment OF the
Trial docket Vas aleo called.
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THR RACES To-DAE.-Should the present
delightful weather continue. the efforts 10 give
our citizens short season of turf sports, over
the National Course. cannot tail To meet with
great success The track is in splednid coudl-
non, having been PAT in complete order for the
occasion. and most of the stock has arrived and
is upon the ground to-day. Several prominent
gentlemen of Maryland are taking lively IN
t-rest In this matter, and Will, by sending
their stock and giving countenance to the affair
by their presence, contribute much toward
ma king ii success. A spirited trot comes CO
this afternoon-runningh horses. one mile de al
10 conclude the days entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

LAID AT THE WRONG DooR-Freuueut COM
plants have of late been made that In conse-
quence Of Instructions offered by detection
AT the north draw of the Long Bridge vessels
have been prevented from passing through the
Washington channel, and thereby put 10 great
inconvenience, rs we'll as increased expense
and delay in arriving al their destination. Of
Ulcers al the Long Bridge desire the false i'm
preston 10 be removed, as, they say. the pup.
lie bridge and draw is in perfect working
order. and has been for over two weeks past
II Is stated hat some deran cement exists n the
working of the draw of the railroad bridge
which doubtless gives rise 70 the com plains
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RiCEs THAT COMMEND THENsgLvE
Black Doeskin Pants a. =. Heavy Rlaek
Beaver Psnts s., Sleeps GRAY Pants : 81.
ht2Ey Amt W orkIng Jackets -. Merino Starts
ana Drawers > cents. a. A. Sax, n Cars5--
IN street, between Pennsylvania avenue and
II street,
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THE / STREET INJUNCTION CAsE.-To-day
was set for the argument of the Injunction cas-.
OF Bal tImore u Ohio Railroad agt. Stephen
Iaity. and Tenly and Eslin. the contractors
LOT grading street, and laying nag footways,
out y was not taken up, Mr.. Cook with whom
MI: Riddle is assocated) for thief Corporation,
ana the respondents asking a continuance for
one week which was granted. Massrs
Euchanan ana Cox appear for the railroad
MI. Cook asks this time in order TO fully pre-
pare the case, and expects 20 present some new
points which will place the case in the most
favorable light for the CDrporation
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PREPARE poR WINTER 10,

fREPARE PoR WINTER .-Prires Doc. -
Coco Nerino Uudersnirts and Drawer 8.
. cts, lire MrrIno UndershIrts and L g-F>
-, Si50. and Sis: good Cotton Seeks. par FOR
70 cents; extra heavy Cotton ami Wool-E Socs,
Tsm % cents upwards: good White SHIRTS. Al
SIS, and Sl-5o: fine dc. - and ~ So Papar
ooliars from 10 cents per box upwards. b
TSper Guns , cents Ter pair. or 50 ce'-s par
uOIen- Haldke-chIets, Gloves. lies. : tr.s
OF me latest style, ~ most popular prizes 1t
me original Franc. 40 eth street. oetvraa. II
end Il, and 50 that you DO not miss The place
reme 10 Der that MS store has large plate glass
Window. Also, that lie has no branch store
lC,2U,:
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HEAVY Wooden Mittans, from lancer
Island; good Country Knit and Shaker KuIt
WOODEN Socks. the beet qualities OF English
and Domestic MerIno Half Hose. real Butkskin
IIoyes; Gauutlets and Mittsns. for Ladies
Gentlemen and Bows. and fine Nsrino shirts
ana Drawers for $40 warranted superior 10
any imported, al Geo. &. Henniag's one Pri,..
Store, No. Sill 7th street
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BALTIMORE DAILY SUN-Persons wishing
10 Subscribe for the Baltimore Daily sun can
leave their orders al the Office OF the Evening
SSar or al 5e2 n street north, between eta and
.tb. The paper has been enlarged aud.xi'I
De delivered a. an early hour
lu,o R0BERT CoGGINs. Agent
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Georgetown Advertisements
nEcLINE IL DRESS GOODS

nECLINE IN DRESS GOODS
!ustreceiyed at lOl bT dge st. Georcefoxu
suEeTior English SERGE, double width Al 90 -,
septemfeT price VAS nc Imperisla 10 al o. Se !.
.le septt mOer price WAS : Beautiful Mob.f-
Mixtures. In all eolore, IT 81 and NC Merino..
In press Cloth. Alpaoss atd Reps, very hear:
shooes a. and loo. full Mafdsr Prints. 70 =
fref en- thlutZ, &c. cloAks aud CiOskfns glatb.
shavls, Blankets and Quilts Wefntite a e.sWs
ination OF our stock pro nising great bArgaf1s
10 W-Im bkhJAMIN MILLER
III THOMAS BOWLING, AIct Georgeto~u.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRr GOODS AT AUc-
TION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nov llth AZ ID
0Clock VIII cell, ~ my auction store. No IVA
Bricse street, Q large ste. X Of Dry Goods. 81
house closlrg business. cnrsistins o.
BED. white and blue Flsnpels
WOOL Blankets and Cov-rlets
Wool ehsvls aud Csssimeres
.snton flsnnes, Woo shirts and Drawers
tlsok Alpaccss snd othsr Dress Good.
Zine blesched and brown Mu-lIns
Velvet Ri hons and nr-.s TrimmIncs
Hosiery. Tsveling. Fine Mu-lirs
T"sether with many other Desirable Good.
nos THOMAS DOWNING. Auct
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AUCTION SALE OF HARDWARE, SC-The
sale AT auction of the extensi We stock Of hard
ware at the store of MIR. J. Z. Rsrtholow op-
posite Centre Market, on eth streets bet wern
Pennsylvania avenue and the canal, COM
mences every morning at 10 o'clock. ard will
be- continued until the entire stock is disposed
OF. mus far the sales have been very largely
attended by dealers, mechanics, farmers aud
o'hers, from all parts of the country. The
STOCK offered Is not only the largest but en-
braces The greatest assortment. This is un-
doubtedly the best opportunity ever Offered
here TO obtain goods of thIs class al the lowest
price.
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ESCAPED DROwNTNG-Charles West n
white juvenile boOt.black. fell from the stone
wall adjoining Potomac Ferry wharf into the
river yesterday afternoon. and made 4 narroy
escape from d OWNING. Usually thera is bur
very little water AT the spot, bat 1T being high
TIDE when he fell overheard. the depth was
sufhcient to reach his chin and the under cur
rent so strong as 10 wash him from his fo >.
hol", ana ipr while 70 render his position a
perIlous one. Through the assistance of a
couple Of companions, he was. with fisul-v
rescued with only good duoklng and a heavy
scare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

APPLICATIONS IN BANKRUPTCy-Psrsou
wishing 10 apply for the benefit of the Bank.
rupt Act, who cannot pay fifty cents on a
dollar CT their Indebtedness, should apply
before the ist II January, the time 10 which the
operation of the fifty per cent clause of the acr
is postponed.
GEO. MASON. Attorney-at-Law.
lI,9 ana Solicitor In Bankruptcy, CRY Hall
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rnr CASE OF CHARLIE r. sxrrH-rae OK.

TRH CASE OF CHARLIE r. SNrrH.-The ex-
animation of Charles t. Smith, arrested yes
trdsy for suspIeiously entering the r-sldsu e
OF Mrs. M. Jewell, lnOt =. Ioods.' a. printed.
No. 357 street. and taken before Justice Clark
was postponed TIL Tomorrow m sraius a. y
oclock. Among the articles for w nlch he held
pawn tickets, and which We're recovered from
toe brokers, there have been identified by Mrs
Gen w hittlessey, No i5i l street, between 9Th
and 10Th, one silver plated cream pitcher, sill
ver-plated saucer, sugar bowl of the me
metal, and seven silver spoons her prop
erfy, Whch were stolen some nights siRce from
her residence. An elegant figured. gold plated
Jewel caskef, and cologne bottle casket OF the
same style, have also been Identified as thu
stolen property OF Mrs. Weed, residing on T.
street, who had received them As bridal pres
eDts. Other articles which had been pawned
have been recovered, and are held AZ the
station house for Identification. Smith has
been Recognized as a notorious character. and
certainly the appearances against HIM in this
last exploit in which he has beea caught can
not go far TO relieve him Of the bad odor ia
which he had been held. Unfortunately for
her ne has 4 wife IN this city, to whom he has
been married for two years; but from accounts,
her life has already been worn down from
anxiety and trouble about his conduct. tIll now
she refuses either TO see or have any thing more
10 do with him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

1HH WORD "SoZoDONT," which is fast b.
coming a household word. is derived from M
Greek and composed Of TWO words $50 ana
rdoHf's. ''SoZo. translated, means 10 preserve.
and ''odontes,' the teeth. SOzoiont, a preseryer
OF The teeth. And II Is true 10 its name
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

DOCTOR j. IL. THOMPSON has REMOVED MS
once and residence from the flrst War. 10
Massachusetts avenue. between Thirteenth sp1
Fourteenth streets. immediately eest Of Four
tenth street Once hours before 10 a. m a.
from 20 n. m. Hours Of attendance AZ tn
woman's Hospital, from l 10 2p. IA. every
day, Sundays excepted lu2
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MAR RVRD

lDD lNs-CALLAWAI. On the 9Th instant,
a. he residence of the bride sister in tin re
Nd hy the Rev. Or Z A. Dslrymple. HENRY
IDpINs, Of Washington. D. e Miss ANNIE
L. CALLAWAl. Of Baltimore
Baltimore paper. please cCpyl
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y 80 " NEWSPAPER AND A JOE OY1Cg.-
henry Polkinborn, ESQ has purchased the
r rnsas hera's and the Ia:sllisss:sT Job printing
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"SPALDINGs GLUE Will mend your WAYS.
or anything else that needs mending.
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL n f. W :.

Am asC meats, AC., rs- Night.
WALLS OPERA HOTsE-- Second night OF
Mr. ana Mrs. Harry WaEins N Kathleen
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CoRNs, &c.-Dr. White. Surgeon Cnircpodist
OF Twelve years practical experience IA taa
nlted States and Cauadas, aud -srahlls he'd Al
i2+ Pennsylvania aveDue, Washington. ID q
since 1901, removes Corns. BuniOns, Bad - AIS.
&c and successfully treats all diseases II ne
leet without pain or inconvenience 20 -.s
patent The shoe can be worn with ease n.
meclaleiy after the operation. Refers 20 ne
many eminent Physicians. surgeons and thou
sands OF other responsible persons VITO ia.
uonlze nts establishment. Hours RON A n
20 p. n. No charge for consultation 81 ONE
Calls maIe 81 reside ces from 20 % N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTH OF MARTIN
LuTHsR.-To-day is the anniversary of the
birth OF Martin Luther. the founder of the
FORMATION. Luther was born At Eisieben, in
upper Saxory, whittier his mother had come
I'm aneishouring village TO attend fair. HIS
~ th oes aFred al the same place on February
I" Us i'to' In the sixty-third year Of his age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

REPAIRING THE TRACK.-For the pas. Z. u
DAYS iatorers have been engaged in making
some muc IL eded repairs 10 the track OF tla III
street railroad, reaching from the brIdcr across
the canal 10 lis southern terminus. l. Is a
source Of congratulation 10 the travelling pu bic
u'at hese Improvements are being made: for
heretofore al some points along this thorough
fare the track has been so rough and dIiani-
dated that il has been almost sufficient - inf ct
the Greclan bend posture upon all travellers
rrespectINe of sex or condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Cooper a I.atIm-r
auctioneers, yesterday sold lot 1. in square -
fronting 90 feet on Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9TH and 9th streets east. and running
back lo5 feet, for AZ cents per - uare foot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

TEE ARTISTIC SKILL Of the French has been
olspiayed in nothing TO u greater extent tasu IN
TIE manufacture Of lewelry and their exquisite
utslsns Since entire suits are fashionable, a.
n essential that sets OF jewelry should also
maj. o, and even the s'most select and generous
OF me farislepn-s do not b. state TO wear the
Sntap aud elegant designs now so prevalent.
We are HAPPY 70 state that the ladies of wash
ntVoh can also b. readily accom- modated IT
ms respect by calling at M Prigg attractive
sorr, 40 pennsylvania avenue, fourth door
1fC m street, where they can see a thousand
maRnlncent stytes-also frecian Statuettas,
rarisn Marble Vases, Ornaments, Silver
fiaed ware, Albums, Satcheis, Porte Mon
nales, and very extensive stock of HOLIDAY
Goods Mr.. Prgg is in constant receipt OF
novelties.
MEssRs RICHARD F. HARVEY AND AIoszo
A MARR have completed their new Tad.r
taxing Establishment, No 3f5 r street batwe-u
stn and 10th streets, and wish to inform their
numerous friends and patrons that they have
no connection whatever with the house of Mr.
Marla r.. Harvey, generally known a. the rirm
OF Harvey Co. They were for a numhsr Of
years employed by her. AID on all occasions
gave entire satisfaction 20 parties dealing vyt.h
them, and our friends will find the same cour.
tssy extended 10 them in tue future, when they
hall have need for our services.
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PERSONS wishing 70 subscribe for Tn ST.
VINO reside On Capitol Hlil and he Navy Yar!
VII please leave tGeIr orders 81 No. l.. Eas:
capitol street between Oh ard 5-h
JOHN CossINs, AEsLL
WRAPPING PApup for ssls xn,p- =. -
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CCSP OPEN.-Officers Markwood aui o..
Hare, while gong their rounds las night.
about o'clock, found the e. street front do IT
OF MI. j. X. Elyans' hardware store standing
open and took possession Of the same I'M some
OF the employees of the establishment arrived
Upon an examination of the premises nothing
was missed. and therefore the proba oility IS
mat IN closing the store the bolt OF he 10 Z
failed 70 srike the catch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

BOYS IN BLuE--At q meeting held last eve
ming Of the stan and field officers Of the Boys
Grant in the chair. The blue oilcloth talma
was sdopted as the Uniform. Addresses were
made by Capt. Grant and Col. J. b. Adams,
and IT was announced that committee would
wait on General Grant this morning 10 ascsr.
tain his desires in regard TO the time and place
ofa welcome. Adjouynsd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

RAILROADS FOR WASHIS6ToN-Thsr citizens
OF washing on interested in an air line raul
Ioad 10 New York city. and connection WIN
the Virginia Central Railroad. SO a, IA for
ulrect connection 10 Cincinnati and he VS..
and other railroad interests ia Washnp,,n a..
reque sted 10 meet Al the City Hall n Il O'Clock
m. on L Thursday. November 18th. 10 IA se sUcu
s'tlo as the interests Of the city may require
Signed. w. =. Huntington, J. W Wrlgu,
X L. MerrIck, u. X. Cartier, j. II. pafra-S
VIM g. Todd, :. p. Brown. J. NJ. LAVA 7
w. Thompson, y J. Bowen. Moses Kelly. and
others.
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NAsoHIc.-At the annual cenvocation Of the
Grand Chapter OF the District OF COLUMBIA
he Id last evening, the following officer were
elected for The ensuing Masonic year Ben j.
Il. French, Al e. q. H. p: John Locke, f. ID.
q. II. p; II. A. Whallon, Z. q. K; VIM. Mid.
dletop, l. q. S; Chauncey Smith, E. g. T.;
Noble ID. Larner, T. q. s.: Joseph Daniels, T..
Z. IL. II. p. Holmead, and f. ID. q. H. p. Ste
Phens, and L. G. X. Hancock most positi veiy
declined q reelection
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FEATFBNAL NI>IT-La>t night. San.ca
Tribe, No. II, Of Red Men. OF the West Eud
paid visit 10 Osage Tribe No. g. headed nv a
band u music. and spen' very a-reeah
time, and before leaving also visited the Far
IN he hail. being held by he ladies OF .ue
Island Baptist Church
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CHRIST CHURCH, NAVY NARD-ReN Mr.
Shields. late OF the Eastsr Shore of MARYLAND
having accepted the call of the vestry Of Christ
Church 10 the rectorship, is expected 10 ar
rive here this week. and 10 Cfficiate on next
Sabbath
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lNFANTICIDE.-Yesterd morning dead
cOlored infant wa> found. by Officer Bowie on
Connecticut avenue. between II and | streets
and AN iH4 uest was held over il ST the Fourth
precinct station by Coroner Potter, and yer
dich OF Still-born was found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

THB GENRRAL AssHseMENT.-The Assessors
OF the several wards are now busily engaged
IN making the general assessment OF property,
ment fixes the value Of property for taxation
lor the ensuing 1--WE years, the general ASSESS
ments being made at intervals OF 1--WE years
only In Apnl rext the Assessors viii sit as
board Of appeal to hear protests against Excess
slVe valuation, but after that time there can be
no further CORE ction until the next general as.
eessment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS I yIoS.-The Union
held regular meeting last evening at Union
Leasu Hall, the president, Maj. W. S. Morse,
In the chair. Several gentlemen Were pro-
posed for membership and elected, and the
proposed serenade to Gen. Ekin was indefi
niteiy postponed on account OF illness in the
Generals family II was stated that grand
prooe< sion in honor of the recent victory would
take place on the 18th instant. and that on
Mondsy evening next there would be several
prominent speakers to address the meeting
Adjourned,
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g L. WILD, fcrnerly Tuner or
ssss Pi.sS Sa s bow ne u I s,,i, fYn
BIO: Pisse store, lsf Iiih street, sssves. Pa.
se2oe nc street, stiil eiye- ess~risl ss-srfion
tSss Ass ies saae PisnO. ier sale, ret en-.
sA~Sss' e2Iy
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FEMALE SUPFRAGE.-The Universal Franchise
Association opened its fall campaign last night
al Harmonial Hall, DIR. John Mayhem. one OF
the vice presidents, presiding. Addresses
We're delivered by Miss Nette NJ. Pease, DIR.
MAYHEM, Dr. &. b. Purvis, Rev. w. Martin, of
Chicago, Professor ]. II. H. Wilcox, and 9TH
ers. DR.. Purvis stated facts going to show that
the cause had materially advanced since the
spring campaign; and. after remarks by Pro-
lessor Wilcox and Others the meeting ad-
next.
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WOOD AND COAL
EDUCATIONAL.

SELECT SCHOOL.
MRS. McCUrCHES
i STREET, BETWEEN NoRTH CAPITOL AM Pm,
STREET WEsT.
Opposite ST. Alloy sils Church rlu
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES
OrsTkS DEPOT.
OPPOSITION 70 MoSoporv

The undersigned would respectfully
ni.nds and he Erslis seser.liy that - " tneis
pifer AND fSf facHfsssn HS ErssIrrxEon
No. 40 fHNfH srRnKf,
Between AID =, rext 20 the Once OF
the W aAhfngton Gaz Comns-T
hsFine made Arrangements whereby ve x,rl =.
aSle 70 nrnish cur customers vim rRr.a
all the season, no matter kow sesere - oas hea'
Al NV fssn, =. IA t,s WI Be able 10 pe.ss
An oroers promptly seaivered free OF Shs-e. -
ro,,n .,o ,Oi Ssr IMP, . DYES,
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any and every respectable ccurr in the land:
and n view of the fact that | am innocent of
every charge made by any. except selt-conyict-
ed and self. condemned, l hereby tender nv
resignation as a mem Der of the o6th Council
OF the City OF Washington. and appeal 10 nv
constituents and high heaven for my vIudica-
ton"
Mr.. Russell moved 10 accept The resignation
an q lay the communi cation on the table. Al
the request OF Mr.. L. b. 5. Miller the question
was divided and the vote first taken upon the
reception OF the resignation; adopted-yeas, 10
nays, I; MrArrson.
Mr.. Nalley said the resignation was IN dis
respectful terms and ought n OF be placed on
the Journal He had good reason 10 believe
Dr. Bond, and he denied the right of mem bers
10 charge the report OF Committee 20 be un-
fair.
Mr.. kelsey-.sW hat else could dol'
Mr.. Nsllry.-"You could resign without in
suliing this body
Mr.. L. b. s. Miller.-s.You can't insult it,
sharp passage here occurred between Mr.
L. r. :. Miller and the President; the latter
gentleman stating in reply to MI Kelseys re-
mark that the president had requested him TO
submit his remarks IN writing denying making
such request.
Mr.. l.. Il. 5. Miller.-"Yeu did say so;
heard you"
Mr.. fowler.-..l did not say So
M. Miller-"You did, sir"
Other words passed. when Mr.. Fowler, loud.
ly ripping. ordered the gentleman TO take mis-
seat: and. after one or two dilatory motions the
Board al l2.l5 adjourned.