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Evening star., 1869-11-05

FEDERAL CITY DIVISION, ). T.. held their
weekly NEE ting at Congregational Church last
evening: The following programme was carried
MI Nit. ;Lpson Iann;S song, iiyn Irovasore~ by
oehnie Hazard; recitation by Johnv ono
van, -. :, - a. H.ade to Mourn" from Burns:
an address by Mr.. Cove; speech by G.. W. Pear
son, j. p; song, by Mrs Samson; a reading, by
DIR. Smith; song, Mr.. and Mrs. Emory.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

The ORPHANS CouHT.-There will be no ses-
sion of this court tomorrow as Judge Purcell
will leave here this evening for the purpose of
looking after some lands and tenements OF his in
Prince William county, Va, he not having been
there since the breaking out of the rebellion.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

ANOTHER ATTEMPT At INCEND:ARIsN.-Be-
tween II and O'Clock last night, the carpenter
shop of Mr.. NJ. Fenten, i'm the upper story OF the
brick building at the corner of 1th and L streets
near the canal-the lower portion of which is
occupied by Mcssrs. q. W. GoodaIl g. Co.
plumbers and gas fitters-was broken into,
IT is thought, for the purpose of firing
the building. The entrance was male by
forcing shutter from the window, and il IS
thought the parties came out TO see that all was
clear, when by some means a window frame was
knocked of the platform and fell TO the pave
ment, making noise, which caused the parties
To decamp. The alarm brought To the HSaee the
watchman employed by Mr. f. q. wheeleTs>-<saI
Mr.. L. III. Young, the watchmap at Center MAJ
ket, who secured the place.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

ThE CRY TkxEs.-The Collector of r,xes
Yesterday reerived something over Sio 40
making total amount OF about 80 600 eoIl..,oi
tins far, and tO-elay-s work will probably ra;s.
IhiS amount Ia s.sa 90. 'A4'e
Evening star., 1869-11-05

OBTAINING MoNEy ny FALSE PrETExsEs.-
Smith. eOiored. ON the charge or obtaining
money by false pretenses from VIM. Pease and
has. Gilman, and Justice Pearson eommifIed
him tn iail for court.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

1HE ARIoNs ANDTHE EAyONDALES SUFFERERS.
The executive committee of the Arion Quartette
Club, by whom grand concert was given some
weeks ago for the benefit OF the AvOnlale suf-
ferers, report the amount received S62i.Jo:
amount expended S263.92, leaving a net balance
OF S3605s, which has been turned over to Mr.
W. ). Huntington, treasurer Of the fund. The
committee return thanks to the STAR, ReoubTi-
con, and Chronicle the vocalists who assisted the
Club, and others who rendered service.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

A FIENDIsH ACT-Tle Rsrenge Of Jealous
Edn:-Last night a most horrible punishment
was inflicted on colOred girl, ON the Island by
her loyer. IL appears that Edward Cross, a
young colored man, has been living with a
woman named Anna Smith, and becoming jeal-
Gus Of her, he, last night, about II O'Clock, Wis
tied her, and. pretending to be as intimate and
friendly with her as before, soon had an oppor-
tunity of infiIcting the punishment he intended
which was to empty vial of vitriol on her per-
son. burning her horribly. Cross was arrested
by officer j. j. Hill, and this morning had a
hearing before Justice Pearson, who committed
him to Jail for court.
Evening star., 1869-11-05
" O L NJ IA
no 4-3t YEA ST POW ID T. r I.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Orphans Court of Wash
ington county i'm the District of Columbia letters Of
administration on the personal estate of REASEN
decd. All persons having claims against the said
decreased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
before the 18th day of October next they may othor
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said
estate Given under my hand this 18th day of Octo-
Der. 1869. JAMES KELLY,
OcD-law3wH Administrator
WE RESPECTFULLY solicit the continued
3 w patronage Of our lady customers at our new
DRESSMAKfNG ESTABLISHMENT, ass st -
between l2th and 18th streets where will be pre-
pared to furnish Walking Suits, Evening, Wedding
and Reception Dresses on the shortest notice and in
the most approved styles. Terms moderate.
no 4-eo3tN The MISSES HENRY
Evening star., 1869-11-05

WANTED TO wAHN HINsELF.-Last evening
hneer o'Hare arrested John Spotswarner, q
white boy. m the act of leaving the wood and
roal yard VI r. w Barnaelo, corner OF l2fh and
q streets, with two buckets of coal and this
morning Justice Harper committed him 20 the
~oTkhouse, under the vagrant act.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

MAsoSIc.-The follpwing is a complete list o
the officers on the Grand Lodge Of the District Of
ter, X. b. Donalsison; ID. q. NJ, j. ii. Russell;
Sr. g. W., G.. B. Clark; Jr. q. W., NJ. q. Baxter;
q. See, ". ID. Larner; G.. Treas, G.. Cammack:
g. Nis: and Sec, y Daniels; u: Chaplain, Rev.
q. Deacon, j. III. Mills, jr.; Jr. q. Deac N, j. j..
Callahan; G.. Sword Bearer, w. j. Stephenson;
G. Pursuiyant, ;. N ThoIpe; Grand Stewards,
StOddard.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

The NEwCoNB MISsTHELs give their last per-
formance but one at the National Theater to-
night, being for the benefit Of Joe Emmett, the
great delineator of Dutch character and song,
whose performance on the "mouth organ last
night took the audience by Storm. Tomorrow
afternoon, at two O'Clock, the NewcOmbs give a
matinee for the benefit Of ladies and children,
which should draw a fine audience.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

THE PHLADEIPHIA HoNICIDE--On Tuesday
night Dete etiye Miller, of Philadelphia, arrived
an that city with the two prisoners, Chas. Smith
and Wm- Cox, arrested that morning by him
and Detective McDeyitt the L. $. steamer
Tallaroosa, at the navy yard in this city, being
charged with the murder of Peter yerheiler, Of
Philadelphia. A eorOner's inquest was held over
the remains OF EeTheiler on "Wednesday, and a
verdict returned that the deceased came to his
seath from blows received AT the hands Of the
above named sailors, and they were committed
Evening star., 1869-11-05

GcoD IHISGs-See the advertisement of
Samuel III. MeClosssy, who has operie,i n neys
store at 80 5tb street whore he has everything
nice in the way of fruits and confectionery.
Give lin call.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

MORE LARCENY CAsEs--Yester,lay, Officer
Smith arrested Thomas Coates, n colored boy,
Tor the larceny OF an 0yerc0at from the residence
of Mr.. ID. j. Redlick; and he was committed for
rcrrt by Justice Mills. Ransel Henson was ar
r.sted by Offcer Felt, for the larceny OF chair
from Mile Amos; and he is held for a hearing
by Justice Chase.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

GAERoTINe.-An unsuccessful attempt to
garTote a young man was made on Eighth street
about O'Clock night before last. Luckily the
attacked party had the presence Of mind and
strength to strike his assailant, who was much
the larger Of the two, blow which staggered
him momentsrily, thus affording an opportunity
for escape from robbery.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

j DmrRpr on CoLusBiA, Sc.
At the City &C wsshingSon, in ssid District, the
3lst day ef October, ise hereey fice n9rs,csghsf
PERRIE. of ssd city and District, who has been
sdjudesI Bankrupt mon he cvn petition b. the
Conrf And ,ilfing as . Court Of Bankruptcy =
HENRY y. DAVIS, Assienee.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

PURSUIT OF CHICKEN THIEF.-About 4
O'Clock this morning, the attention Of Officers
O'Nein and Edelin, was attracted by noise in
the vicinity Of street south and LIST street east
and they found two men i'm the act OF taking
chickens from the place of Mr.. Goodwin Pierce
They endeavOred to arrest the thieves by pur-
suing and firing after them, but without sue
Evening star., 1869-11-05
Georgetown Advertisements.
~ CORPORATION OF GEORGETOWN
S TAXES.
FINAL NOTICE.

The time for the payment Of the GENERAL and
BER, lSe.
s Coiiertor, TO advertise all property for the non
payment of taxes sfter that date Property holders
will save further heavy charges, the property
repreeente.i will be POSITIVELY ADVERTISED
Immediately after the above named date.
GEORGE W. BEALL.
E-2aw4w CollNrtOr
Evening star., 1869-11-05

REAL ESTATE SALEs-Joshua Whitney G.
Co., real estate brokers, have sold TO Alexander
Whehn, part Of lot II, in square .01, for 80 $40.
Green x Williams. auctioneers, have sold lot
lot 81 IN Riggs subdi vision of Origna, lots from
Il to 20, i'm square 1g, fronting 55 feet ON 10Th
street west, between X and streets with i'm
to DIR. j. SOtheron, for sSo5.
Fitch & Fox, real estate brokers and anc-
tloneers, have sold part of lot No. 5, in square
No 525, fronting IS feet on Sd street, between
New York avenue and l. street. and improved
by frame house, to Palmer Briscoe for the
Lincoln Building Association for Sg1O.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

DELEGATES TO THE MARYLAND BAPTIST As
eOCIArIOS.-The First Baptist Church of Balti-
more has elected the following named members
TO represent said church at the convention which
Georgetown, -. g.: Rev. j. w. M. Williams.
E,lw ard Soper, j. B. Thomas, sr., William Mil
her, t. ", Patterson, John Nicklas, j. Mckim
Marriott, Joseph b. Thomas, jr., John McFad
den. samuel Dryden, y. ID. Spilman, X. 4. Lee,
L. ,. Melbourne, T.. q. Williams. T. ID. Nixon
w S- Young. W. Hobbs, G. w. Stidham, w. III.
Marriott, W. Ross, j. johnson, and Alexander
Getdes.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

THE RABBI III. IL. SNEERsoHS, of Jerusalem,
who delivered a lecture on the Holy Land in this
city in the latter part of last Spring, win deliver
aeourse OF three lectures in this city, under the
auspices OF the independent Order b Mai b 'Rth.
The first of this course will be delivered at the
eth street Synagogue ON Sunday November 1th,
1863, at O'Clock T.. m, and will treat of Hebrew
Machpelah, and the manner and customs OF the
Hebrew and Moslem of that region The lecture
viii he presided over by Hon. :. ). Fisher, and
Ne would recommend large attendance, as the
kabbis lectures are famous for their accuracy
and insfructiyeness, and have been 80 endorsed
by the press of New York and other cities
wherever these lectures have been delivered
Evening star., 1869-11-05
DRoPosALs FOR WASTE PAPER.

OFFICE GENT Srpr TREASURY BunpIxc.t
- Washington, Oct. 2s. ls.s9 (
Bids win be received at the Office Of the tieneran
superinfendent Of the Treasury Department until
II m. November 9th, lste. for the WASTE PAPER
now on hand, together with what may accumulate 10
Let day Of July. 100.
The paper vim be assorted in two qualities, which
can be seen at the Department.
GEO. C. RICE
ocL-td Gen7 Supt Treasury Bnildinc.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

ACCIDENTAL FIRE.-About ~ O'Clock yester-
day frame house ON Virginia avenue, near Sd
street, occupied by q coloTed family named
Wedge, was accidentally set on fire by children
playing with matches, but il was extnguished
before much damage was done.
Evening star., 1869-11-05
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

JOHN X. SMoOT.
1t9 BerpsE sTREEr, GBoRSETowN.D ID. C.,
Has received, and nov cf1ers az very how prices to
cash buyers, a large assortment of LADIES' DRESS
GOODS consisting of siiks Plain and Plaid Poplins
Epinglinas, Empress Cloths, Merincs, Popln Alpa
cas- serses, Opera flannels, White and Black Sack
ing Cloths Black Goods Of the best makes for Mourn
ing Shswls. Arabs; Alexandrels =, Courvoseurs aud
other Md and Cloth Gloves; Hosiery in great variety
Ladies' and Gents Underwear, Shaker and other
flannels, Gents and Ladies Scarfs and Ties. Linen
Cannric Hsndkerchiefs, best Hop skirts, Cent
and Boys Wear, fredericksburg Cloths aud Czs-i-
meres, Linen and Cotton Sheetings, Table Damasks,
Napkins Towels, Huck and Scotch Diapers, all the
best makes of Shirtng Cottons and Irish Linens.
Lnseys, cheap Delaine., and all other goods adapted
TO the present and coming SEASON, including rhree-
ply. Ingram. and step Carpets. Floor aud Table oil
Cloths Blankets. &c Purchasers invited to call
and examine goods and prices.
~ ashington custoqaers will find IL % their in
terest TO visit Georgetown when making their pur-
chases- Ioce2 lml J.H.S.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

Mr.. Il. CRUIT, SI-, OF the firm of r. Cruit &
Son, the well-known livery stable prOprietOrs of
Washington and Georgetown, has returned home
from hIs recent visit to Europe, looking stouter,
roster and pleasanter than ever. II some of
our dismal friends would come back so Jolly, we
would join him in recommending the trip to
them. r=
Evening star., 1869-11-05

THIEF CHAaED.-About 2k o'clock this morn
ing, officers Brown and Lawler noticed a coioreti
man going up 6th street, towards Massachusetts,
avenue, and on calling to him to halt, he dropped
a bundle and made good his escape, although
one or two shots were sent after him. The bun
die contained a tablecloth, dress and other ar
ticles Of female apparel.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

MORE EINCENDIARIsN.-Last evening a second
attempt was made to set fire to the carpenter
shop Of Mr.. JordOn, on G street, between 18th
and 18th Streets by building fire against shed.
II was extinguished by citizens. Some boys say
they saw two colored men run from the place
inst previous 10 the discovery of the fire.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

RlRODHEAD co..
CANT PARIS KIDS, tor 81, Also, full stock of
DREss G92ps @ @H9siERY GLOVES: IRIM
INGs, fLANNELSs LININGs, sHAwLs, Sc,
&c: &C: Splendid fkbSLS, nc; per yard, VAR
for Sc. Coats and Sterling Spool Cotton Sc
There il no doubt but thst money L saved by buy
ing Of BkOpHEAD CO.,
&C 0-3 No. 25S st.. cor !sl3th st.
5 hrs sCHy NAN 4 DURAND, !.
Y Iss rrstt street, Daltinores Nd,
Private Di~~.sss. -Lsdiss ana ernfIemen Who = ;ss
to Scnsult phys,sian q ereaf AiI and expsrisnce
f1uy treafed Basines~ strictly coR6dential. An
9tNb nSb e0nloD hh1DA win
Evening star., 1869-11-05
DRoPosALs FOR SEWER.


oGss q sxsyin,s.dent a.d Ir.pscre, a, s,,csrs,l
tH,ytdsetrdss Footscays and Neg BwtLdtaEs.
Cry Hall, wAsnISeToN, d, c :, Oct. d, lse
once c,y xsIi: until & osioss M oa M FsIBar,
q S * ss IN op q ea
tile may be Setermined ecn%sneins in = Il street
e "a e.s !,
!, street & nSrtn, 70 Connect With sewer on .aid
snS wlse ss drops thme
The work TO be done under the direction of tho
ntsndence Of the Fifth Ward Commssieaer and she
Assistant Commissioner appointed b. the Mayor.
bids Of ons Ss q. ~
do 60 and any bid that does not conform 20 this "a
ProposaIs 20 be endorsed !. .RropcssIs ior sewer
oea ichroni superin,esdens s; ci Il sewers, % &c.
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OFFICE DEror CoxxrssARy OF sussrsrExcE,t
this once until u m. on SATURDAY, November
L e g SSSSESEGsSs q 81 =. ExTRse ise ffoeF, ftss'i
pqes e s,soSs Se air Z. sas Ssss.Sss sss
now lst Breve, MAJOR c. !. A. "A c.s.
PROPOSALS FoR HAULING
HrApouArrKRs lsr MILITARY DISTRICT, 4
R,cnscsp, ss S1iS Va. Ssssssss'is Sssosss 3. iss
sealed Proposals in trig,cste ton forms % be fur:
= i this once snti Z m q MONDAY, the ssss DAY q
HAULING AND bSA!LNe OF PUBLIC PROP
ERTY
ss n:y hs REQUIRED u?ti! No,emssr % $50 :. the
named i'm the fornn above mentioned
All proposals must be guaranteed by two responsi-
bic persons. bidders and the right IL reserved 90
reject any all bids not considered % the interest Of
Proposals may be made for the whole OF any part
hauling. and COPY q this advertisement must
BT osdsT of the comIs1ding General First Mill
tary District. C. CHANDLER,
Brevet Colonel Quartermasfer o. s. Army
nov 81 Chief Quartermaster lst Military District
OROss WALSH,
REAL ESTATE ExCHAEGE q BROKERS.
No. 325 PENNA AVENUE, south side,
Between 9Th and 7fh streets west.
sANL CROSS,
spky JAS. w. WALSH.
DmrRnr on CoLuyBIA, Sc.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

ASSAULT AND BATTEEY-Officers Howe and
Felt arrested Charlotte White and Moulton
White. charged by Mary S. Hart as follows
The first-named with assault and battery and
disorderly conduct, and the second with threats,
and Justice Mills held Charlotte to bail for
court. fined her IS for disorderiy conduct, and
held MOultOn for peace.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

AssArLrING ms WIFE-Yesterday, Ofiicer
charge Of assaulting his wife and threatening
her, she being in . precarious condition, and
Justice Maryman fined him Is, and i'm default Of
security committed him to Jail.
Evening star., 1869-11-05

SUSPICION OF LARcExy,-Abopt one O'Clock
this morning, Ofiicer Skelly found a man named
Thomas johnson, lying i'm an alley near New
TO the Sixth precinct station. Justice Thompson
committed him to Jail for hearing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Monday. Anr. q ia

EEw.YoRK, Monday, Aug. %, 1869
The real estate market, as is usual at this
season OF the year. very quiet but property held at
about the prices last Spring with Of an
occasional exception. The market firm, however and
good FAN business is expected with possibly small
advance generally, and, in certain favorable sections
considerable advance MI Crarey has sold four OF
land on Chester HILL Mount Vernon, to DR.. g. L. Close
price, $4,000 Dr. Close intends to erect fine residence
on the ground Mr. Samuel A. Walker has laid out some
magnificent building lots at Salem Mass all bordering
on the seashore, and containing from 10000 TO 10000
square feet each The soil is excellent and the sea view
is very fine. Gen. II. b. Sargent has sold fine
estate on Shawmutave. Boston Highlands, con-
tanning square feet Of land TO the Hon. Frederick o.
Prince price $50 OOO The number OF houses built in st.
Louis in 1866 $780, aud in each OF the three following
years four times that number or 5, making total OF
2929 houses The number OF inhabitants OF the city is
estimated at 10000 the average number OF occupants OF
each house being 8 persons The city at present laid
out divided into 1900 blocks, each containing build
building lots. About one-nnth of the within
Ihe city limits Is not yet LAID out In blocks,
winch will give 333 additional blocks, with
!;s1 building lots, total or b59g2 lots within
lne city limits where houses may be erected the
authorities OF Indianapolis, Ind, have issued building
ior buildings valued at 1881 7s last years permits $780,
wv making total OF t63l7S. The population or BALL
more according taken by the police force has
increased 500 since 1900 the present populauontbeng
5926 The whole number OF houses in the city is 52b4,
ana the total number Of buildings erected during
the past five years 6S75 The number erected IN 1854
was 2 and in 1865 2s79 an increase Of 272 buildings III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF EBW.YORK. ......,,..AugUst ~
CLEARED.
Steamsbps-HsmmoBa Meier Hamburg South America lnfes-
p1ugh Fho JSbeiro; FroBooBia. Bragg, Portland
Bais-Emb Jensen Cork for orders; Amelia Cheering Haynes,
Antwerp; Der Fruhing Koepks, Bordeaux. 80, 81,
Brg-Jau Gsen Loon Rotterdam Angostura Merrill Cudad
Bolivar Gambia Gey Jacksonville Fla Mortha Cassidy Mobile
Schr-W. Chapman, Beck Dorchester B. Evtne Pierce,
Bsrbadoe Amelia Hudson Norfolk; NJ p Jones Jones Bait
" Bloomfield Hobhie. stamford
Soop-Odd Fellow. Dyer New.London
ARRIVED.
Steamship Iowa. HedserWok Glasgow via MoVne Aug md'e
steamship Niagara Baiemsn Richmond City Point, and Norfolk
steamship Atssuta Dixon London July Rand Hsu Aug ndse
steamship RebeceA Clyde Chichester Wilmington C., mds and
pass
Steamship K e.. knight, DentI Alexandria mde and pass
ship Francis sage Cronk Cardiff ~ days, railroad non
Saiy George HaTburt Mason CarS Juy railroad iron
Bark Blom'don Cowan, Cardiff 80 DAYS railroad iron.
Bark Wavelet Bron, Pctou. ~ $ II days, coal
G. Mcdonnell. While AiddlesbOrOugh, Eng 50 days,
railroad iron.
Bark Grace Bogsrt Newport Eng ~ days railroad iron
Brig John saunders Cottsr Windsor n s. DAYS, plaster
Bug Anna D. Tony Carts, Bangor days lumber
Schr 81 Hubert Fogerson 81 john n b. - DAYS lumber
Schr. Laura Pride Hsssen Maracsbo q days. coffee &c
sCBOONEKs-KIvKK AMI cOAsTwsE
Statesman, Georgetown d. C. Rebeeea smith Georgetown DC
, David Muller, Georgetown, D. D.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToE Aug 23Arrved. steamship Vim. Lawrence from Bsh
more; Norman Philadelphia Neptune from New York; brig
NJ Merrill foH LeghOB; sobTs Sylvan, from BOnAs; NJ Par
FsWOEIEsvs Aug 23-Ared steamship Geo Washington from
NeWYOTk SAILED, steamship Geo Cromwell for NewlOTk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON Aug 2Tbe steamship Hermann from EewYOrh
arrived at this port to-day.
Aug. 6. arrived Al this port Yesterday
QUEESsTowN, Aug 23The steamship Nevada from NsWYoh
arrived At this port Yesterday.
Yesterday,
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring TO purchase rent such property
will find Il to their interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other
paper and In addition TO this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will found. only NewYork and all its cities and
villages but In every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear 20 the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers FOR the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly. comprise individuals IN every
professions consequently advertisements in each
are read By all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention TO reports OF sales OF real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value Of Its col
umns as An advertising medium The charges for adyer.
tisng are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE. IS cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, u per line: SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE IS cents per line About ten words OF
our wide columns average line Terms cash IN advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
CRIMINAL.

At Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Ledwlth, Thomas l. Denmson an hGsuer
Was charged by William A. Wheeler OF No 81 west IWen
v-nnth-s with having stolen double set OF haTDess
nit OF livery, &c, Of the value OF SlZj The complainant
M the articles IN the prisoners care, az the Eage Cub
stable Thrleth ST. and siXth-ave. and when ne re-
turned the property missing The accused was heu
la default OF $1,000 bail Thomas Clark Phlladelpnan
vas charged by FREDERICK Benson with having elonlOus
Is assaulted yesterday morning He STABBED her IN
he face Sitting her nose for all OF which ne was com
United 70 answer. Michael Buckley, cabinet MAKER
was held TO answer for having stolen case OF VIM alu
some bronze ornaments OF the value Of $780, from James
Hickey OF Nos 40 ana ~ East Eighteenthst the pTs
1uerg employer with whom the articles were lelt on
sforaee William Thompson, for indecent assault
upon Susan Degrusley, child years Oid' was COM
ohtted, failing 20 procure tl,5OO BAL.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, he
,ore Justice Hogan was brought James o. buckingham,
ieoper of a small restaurant between Piers NOS ana
East River for having stabbed John Roche ~ the arm
nth carving knife. Roche had, in spirit OF MALICIOUS
Mischief upset sOupkette ~ the restaurant WhIch ~
nraged Bucking CHAM that he committed the assault ZIG
idmitted his guilt, aud WAS Committed On july 20
Howard smith Cf 30 2O2 BudRest, Brooklyn, let his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
OUT AMONG THE TEYEMENr-HoUsEs.

The work of inspecting the tenement-hOuses
and reporting their condition is being vigorously
prosecuted by officers OF the Board OF Health under
the direction Of the Board The inspectors have been
their tour for considerable period but when
II considered that there 20 600 tenement houses
the city, it viii be understood that 70 get through
them all efficiently, is work Of some time President
Lincoln that the official report VIII be out the LIST
Of January next The inspectors bringing in their
reports daily, and the OF documents TO be dGested
and arranged will be vOuminOus. The report will be
very ample statement Of everything connected with
tenement houses.