Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

election oil dlrtcsore De Drought into court.
Mr. Bradley, ST., also presented papers In
MI Stanton said that he was willing To
20 ON With The case, but be would pr Ter tia.
II should De heard n. Il week.
Mr.. Bradley asked IL he would bs allo wsd :,
be hsaid in the case. b
Chief Justice Cartier replied tina, he could be
heard.
MI. Bradley SAID that he de,ired % koo
actIy where ~ stood, and he u,d not w,sn =,
appear by sUfferauce only
Chef Justice Cartier remarked that the de.
cisiOn made leaves him ia stata quo but be
could proceed or not as be chose.
Mr.. Brsdisy said that If ne could not practice
a otner members OF the bar, he would prefer
not Ia practice at all.
Judge Wyhe remarked that under the deci-
SION VT Il. was expected TO a p oioglze TO Judge
Fisher, where the off-nse was committed.
MI. bradley replied thai he could no: do IL
uDoer any circums STAGE
Judge Dlin coiu cId-d With Judge Wy lie.
JUICE w le SAID that he would ike 70 h.
Inform d exactly what Mr. Bradley INTENDED
Mr. bradley replied that he could no, with
Jrsuce TO his Cheats go into the 49,, and he
wound not nor could act under the present
s.''i" q! cir ums ahCs> brtSsen him aud Jujg
her, apOloR'z. 10 him. either IN cur; OF out
oi Jurt, rs ne Fit that NJ h I'd been Insalt d nv
Judge fIsbrr. aud before ne would do u he
wonid Tot n JaIl.
Inc follow ing order was passed:
jos pm IL. Bsndley, E>q., having this day
apI'artd IN cur and form lily ani 10 prop-r
app J 10 he Criminal Court for r-s,ora'i ion to
he baT. from u bi Il he WAS dismissed by the
orGer OF that court, mad On I'll 1 tn day III
August, 81; and SAID order having ha.,n in
speech by tbs court, IL l. therefore ordered
mat the rule adopted by the cour on the l n
day # January last b. applied ID tn. case of
the "a joseph h. Brady, and mat ne b. al
low not 10 practice "a an attorney or solicitor
of this coUr', so long as said order Of tue Grim
NAL toril >ball T-maIn in force"
The case % GarrigiD W.. Tue Secretary or the
n - N ID IN fsN hn. 49,
y 6 ~ should not issue for cert Ain lands IN
CaiIioIL.a, Was taken up.
TIE PSoPossD NEW WAR DaPARrNRvr
BUILDiN6.-John Crump. Esq arciItrct ami
boulder, of Philadelphia, has oe-n aWsrd.d tn.
bishe-t premiums for plans and designs for tn
new War Department fire proof building in
IN cry by the commission appointed for tn
purPOse. The style OF building Is renaiyysnr.
st,ing noble approaches, faeades enrich d
win sCuiptup emolems. DC. 1 is t. b. emit e.
ly nre-rrOof combining every IN Ide II couve-
meme, IL 10 le 1:3 fe m front ON Penn, ylvana
avenue, ~ 5,O feet front on Ne ven cath street.
h-igbth from ground TO top OF wings 5 feet, b.-
tween the wing. rs feet, TO top OF dome rs feet.
The interior halls and corridors are most SPA
eiUEs. The principal entrance opens into "A
rotuDda of IS feet dia meter, W ith clear height
Of $50 feet from main floor This will b. COW
cred with stained glass, with suitable EN- Be ms
and devices AT each floor a gallery project
out ints and extends around the rotunda, IRON
which the " ar scenes frrscoed oa walls can b.,
u
for trophies. The grand staircases are double,
erected wI'h stone and decorated with bronz d
ballustradrs. They ascend outside of the rn-
tuDda walls. The halls and corridors through.
out are spacious and lofty. The wallis are to D.
built Of granite, brown freestone, irot. aud
sueE. The roof will he framed with wrough'
iron and covered with slate and cOpp r. The
floors viii be constructed OF wrought iron
beams. brIck arches, and tiled with IN srble:
while the window and door fr4mas, doors
shutters, and eashes are OF metal bronE'd.
LANDLORDS AssoCIATION.-rhisa ASSOCIATION
met last evening AT the Board of Trade rooms.
John Purdy. Esq, Presidinr, aud Mr.. Fred
no mes cretiTy. Tne folio wing gentlemeu
were enrolled as mem ers:- Mrssrs. Jonu
Purd'. II. a. Willard, George II. Plant, & n
Wis'n, X. ". Clark, A k. Sh"pdrrd, g. h
thnTCn, NJ. y. Osl,an. Joseph i.b1 v. ftal
koon's, ". W. Bnrcheli Henry PoIkiuhosu
L. W Conner, Gsorgr j Johnson h OBJ +
CCombS, Peter Pepper. l.. X Seugstick,
u race J. FROST, Georg. w SuryiiIe, J,hn
Curtis, T.. S'Ocrs. Francis Il. Lord. 9rorg,
Savsgs, p. Young, Charles GtlIigan. o.
motion II was ordered that the bo,rd Ji iirec.-
or select suitIble person - canvass amJnt
the landlords OF the District AMI pr-ssn, n-rn
the constitution and procure their signatures a.
me NIB Is of the association. IL was -'so ord-r-
ed Inst all persons who have no s,gDei tIa
constitution place in the hands Of The secretary
aTeoord Of the property osnsd BY thsn. AM
all INFO nation IN r. gard 10 sucn property auI
mans, In order tnat The board OF director
might at once proceed 20 busin 80. A discns.
sion ensued ia regard . he article in the cor
sttution rel tive TO the employ meut Of a.
attoI ney TO act on behal; Of ne members 81 to-
association, when bad t-nin: was 30 b,
eie, tel. IL was understood tn II the servicss o.
The aitrrney were On,y TO b. called in D reIu;
si'ion when ordered by the president ana in
s;ruc,ed by the board of directors, In ia It GAL.
when an appeal il taken TO coHr'. sai suit A.
necessary TO EJECT the tenant. Adjourned
THK POTOMAC FRONT has been no
arrivals or departures u sailing vessels sine.
. and rha ntlu
Get TO Do'e are conferred around the Potomac
Ferry CompaDy's wharf At this point heavy
amount OF business Is being done in the way o.
transportation OF passengers aud freight bV the
ferry steamers CIy Of Alexandra and Ctty
oi "ashIi gton. IN conjunction W tn the fnr
steamer Wavaset, which makes tips back and
the occasion demands. Capt. Samuel Gedaey,
The eE1cIent sUperin end1Bt of the Potomi.
ftJTy tCmV any, has made arrangement
With the Orange and Alexandria RIilr1si
Company by which the passengers gotuy
Senth and coming North ov>r that rous.
caa he TanspJrteI either way direct by IN
spi'ndio steamers City of Washington aud
Cry ot Alexandria, forming the ferry Iilr
tet1r.n This city and Alsx-ndria. Each morn
Ing at balf-rsst six O'Clock oue Of tnesp steam
rs VIII ieave the Ferry Company's wharf. i,
tn 1907 OF IN street, where passengers goir-
South viii find comfortable fires aud eyer
Other convenience provI1si for their arcor.-
mcoatcn THIS morning the steamer WaSl-
set mad" an extra trip 20 ALEXANDRA, in o-d-r
to take down 10 the Alex audria depot of the
Orange and Alexandra X ilr1ad the accumu-
la'sd mass Of ircigh; which the regular ferry
stsan. ers have been unable 10 transport Tta
si-am.T Arrow. Captain Stackpoe, left n TN
O'Clock TODAY for her usual points Mount
N'rnon, Marshalis Landing, SC.
PERSONAL DIFPICULTY.-At the Patent Of
nee yesterday afternoon a person al encounter
occurred between General Samuel A. Duncan,
Assistant CDmDiss ioper of Pate.,s, and Nc
W IL. dempsey, of the firm of Dempsey Il
Tcole, staiIoners, of this city. Some time
ago, as Is now Well known, Congress ORDERED
an inves'igatioD of the contracts vito the
Patent Office for stationery, aud Mr.. Dempsey
was examined and copy OF his testimony was
gwen To the Commissioner of Patents. Ii ap-
penrs thar General Duncan revie wed the test
mony of Mr.. Dempsey and characterized IL rs
not entitled to credence Mr.. Dempsey yester-
day called upon General Duncan, submitted a
copy OF the publication TO him, and demau led
TO know II he was its author. Upon receiving
an affirmative reply. Mr.. Dempsey struck he
General twice with a cowhide, which he h I'd
brought with him-one blow over the eve in.
nicttrg . severe cut. General Duncan t5ea
got In . blow with his fist, knocking Mr. Demp.
efy down; but before further damage was In.
nicted BY eltner com6atAnt the hubbub occa.
eioned by the encounter brought Commissioner
foote and clerks in the Department to the SPOT,
and the parties were separated. The circum.
stance oecasiOned much excihment among the
friends Of the 70. pective parties.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon a. small
boy. named Matthew Murphy. was engaged i'm