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An Ac, granting a certain privilege Il

An ACT granting certain privilege to II 3 Stafford
-, % endofed by tn. Board OF Aldermen daf Bo1,f
a. Co,nnao CoEacI Of tAe cry ef Wasbtnsfoa That
permission il hereby granted 10 Stafford 10 erect
q bay window TO his dwelling house, lot No s.
square No. 3ls in the city of Washington; said lo;
being located on n street north, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets west: Frortdef, That the eAcs
walton for raid bay window shall not extend more
than four feet beyS Hd the building lire of said strea
Pror tdsd further That the consent OF the President
OF the nited States shall be first obtained
Approved AUGUST q. 1870
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02

JOINT RESoLvTos to carry into effect the sixteenth
sectlon OF the act of congress, approved MAY ~,
entitled AN act 10 incorporate the Washington
-BeH JeSotred ~ Tie Board az Aldermen and Board
q Co1amon Conhctt IF Dte C,fy Of WASHINGTON, That
tbe Mayor be- aud he lie hereby. rogue sted notify
all persons occupying the open sp the ntersec
ton OF ohio and Louisiana avenues with Tenth and
TweiftR streets to remove therefrom within thirty
days IRON the adoption Of this resolution under the
penaty OF NIFTY dollars Tor each day it is occu pied
over and above the time specified to be sued for and
recovered as all other fines Of the corporation and
that the Mayor Likewise notify the public that after
the nth day OF August the marketing of nay, straw
oats. Germ, corn meal, reed Of all kinds, wood for
sale rCm the wagon, cattle the hoof, swine on the
hoof, country produce sold In quantities from the
wagon, and such other bulky and coarse articles a.
the corporation may from time to ItimeI cesiRn Ate
shall be excluded from Pennsy wanna and Louisiaua
avenues, and the sidewalks and pav ement. thereon
ans hat the space formed by the Intersection of Ohio
and Louisiana avenues with Tenth aud Twelfth
streets be used for the purchase and sale # all
such articles, und rules and regulations to b. pre-
scrib, by the market master; and any person o:nd
irg against this provision shall be subject to a nm.
not exceeding ye dollars for each and every offence
to be collected in the usual Of collecting
ration penalties. IApproy ed August q, $50
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AN Acr to refund Ms. sophi. psusI.. take. erro

Be ~ tnac!sd ~ an. Bond OF AifsrJsss ssS Sand
II Ccs'no r Council q tas Cifs Of WaSAtnstos. That
the sum Of twenty -upe dollars and forty cents be
and is hereby appropriated pay able cut Of the wat
fund To enable the Mayor to Ireland the said amount
to Mrs Sophie Douglas, being an excess paid on
part OF lot No. :, in e1uare No. SIS.
Approved AUGUST y, $50.
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An Acr TO cause water main to be laid in Ninth

nv "utcF iIuII 70 DC Iaiu
street west, between and streets south
BE az taorted By the Board Q5 AHsynsea aaf Board
81 CovEaon tOanetI 81 the CRY Of WashtngtoH, That
the Nster Board be, and tbsV are hereby, author
ized and requested cause swater main TO be laid
IN Ninth street west, between d and streets south
And TO deiray the expenses thereof q sufficient
amount is hereby appropriated, payable out of the
water fund, said fund 10 be reimbursed by such as
bordering on the line Of said water ms a. i an
tboriZed by existing lay.
Approved, August % $50
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BIDS FOR FEED-The following bids for feed
for the fire department were opened dav: ).
A. Patterson, 81. sl.15, S1.1O. j. X. thinner
man, 60, S1.20, S1.10.
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GCLD MKDAIs.-YOung ladies an gentlemen
who intend 10 col test for the several gold edals
offered b the Business College must be regis
tered on the college books before Tuesday next.
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I AsrLL FEnALE sIMINARY.
Ia AT ATTRIBUTABLE Ass
GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

NIw FALL DBY GOODS.
Just RECEIVED,
Goo yards CALtCoEs, b.st makes. at D. and 4 -
l-eo yard. shikflNG PRINTS, new aud besui-
Pure MoHsiR BLACK ALPlr.s. v,rr .hs.n
CoIor-d DREss GOODS, IN rari,tV '"eN'
MOOLEN GOODS, FOR mes and boys wear
OPERA fbANcELs. WHITE FLANNELs. very
The eslesrsted Iusler KID GLOVES
GREAT BARGAlNs ~ ALL KINDS on
BLEACHED AND RROWNCgTroSs
BENJAMIN MILLER
aux 1el Bridge street. Georget"wn. ID q.
w II. TENNEY BEST FAMILY FLoUR
MApE By TRSSEY, DAvrD-ox Sco.,
OF selected choice WHEAT. by a nroca.. l,,un
only Ia themselN aud thoroughly eAn@,l IN tbs
best patent cleaners, il now being PLACED "a the
market VIII satisfaction 10 all Who nave triea a.
"rdrar,etS t9hdi 70 fny IN fhs DtSfrto.
Dor sale by Rost Grooers. ants I'm
NEW BOOKS FOR SALE AT POE a sELIG-
sON :, l2s Bridge street, Georgstogn ID q.
LIE 81 Chas Dick 'ns, by q. Shelton MackenEie,
with portrait, cloth 81 Our FAihcrs Hone oT
the nwritten Word by Rev. Daniel March. " n
s9thor OF Night cceues in the Bible" han,iSomalv
Illustrated, slnth- 4 IS. Gross Revised Masonic
cloth, Us. The Metre Dame Series III Cafholi,
Novels bc. uttfully bound The 4 : Internal Rssv-
enue ana ann aw Compiled bY Dresser T5c RIFLES
IesiAnents and Prayer Books ia great variety A
lsrEe assortment OF french and American Paper AMI
Envelopes. Initial Paper from IS cents per boy IN
ward. Commercial Note Paper from 4 rer reanl
Ne charge made for STAN ping initials on paper and
enNeons Just received several barrels Of Jute aud
POE sEbIGsoNS,
New Literary and Musical DEPOT.
aus Rep. Herald las Bridge street.
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BASE BALL-A game Of base ball WAS PLAYED
yesterday Afternoon between the Internal Reve-
nue. niLc and the Government Printing Office
nine, resulting in a victory for the Internal
KeyeBus by a score of 20 20 y.
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AN ACT TO D. the curbstones and pave the footwsys
and CUTTERS on the north aud south side OF street
south, between Sixth and Water streets south.
west,
BE IL eHacfed bv fhs Board Of ALdsrpiss and Board
Of Common CO.Rotl Of ths City af Washtsgtoa, That
the Mayor be. and he is hereby authorized and re
quested to cause the curbstones to be set and the
south sdes Of street south, between Sixth and
fer streets southvest. The work to be done in the
manner and under the superintendent provided By
law and 70 dcfrsy the penses thereof special tar
equal to the coat il hereby levied upon al lots and
parts Of lots bordering the hne OF said improve
ments, to be assessed and collected In conformity
with existing laws. lApproved, August a 1870
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02

BUILDING AssOCIATIOS.-A At tie seventy
secoGd monthly meeting Of the Excelsior Bald
ing Association, held last night, thirty shares OF
stock were cold at an average premium OF Soy.
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IHE GERMAN PATRIOTIC ASSOCIATION To-
aay transmitted Go the central committee in
New York check for 81 eco, the second install
ment Of the same amount collected by them for
the relief Of the wounded and orphans OF the
Killed Of the German armies.
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SALE or DRUG SToRR--Messrs. Fitch &
~ OF. real estate brokers, have cold for Geo4ge
4. Cor, Esq-, the drug store AT the nortbeast
corner OF Louisiana avenue and tn street. with
NATURES and good will, TO DIR. Horatio Y How
ard. ~
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SALES oF REAL EsTATE.-wm. l.. Wall s
Go ,eUctiOneers, have sold part lot 8, square
$40 fTOzsting on street, between 9Th and 10th
streets, with the building thereon, to John
Brady, Tor 81 so. The same property was sold
al auction three weeks since for 81 400.
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GoFFICIAL.I
CITY ORDINANCES.
Laws Passed by the Sixty-eighth Council
of the City of Washington,
IOFfIC1AL.I

AN ACT 10 grade aud pave the alleys in square s5Y
southwest.
BE q enacted ~ the Rorrd GF Aldermen GEf BOa,f
81 Common CoaHef! ef The Cry of YdSafExfos That
the Mayor be, ard he is hereby authorized and r
Suesied a. cause the alleys IN Square No 457 between
and q and FIX and Seventh streets south west ~
be graded ana paved; and to defrAy the expenses
thereof special tax is hereby ey led aud imposed on
all Tote and parts OF lots bordering on the line 90 said
improvement To be assessed and in canlor-
nifty with existing law. The work b~ done under
Approved, August -, no.
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A GRAsD OLDPAsHIoSKD ENGLISH PICNIC
n IN progress at Abners this street Park to-day,
ard will be continued tomorrow. The sports
arranged for the occasion are mirth- provoking
snd shlivening, consisting OF races OF all sorts
Tor prizes; prize 10 the ugliest man and hand
sorsst lady. Donald Dinnie, the famous Eng
ish and Scottish athlete, will give an exhibition
Of Scottsh sports each day Of the picnic.
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An ACT to lay . water main IN south A street, be.
tween Second and Third streets east.
BE az enacted By ths Board Of ALdeynem and Board
of Ccmmos Cowsesi Of The city Of Wash,nsfoa, That
the wsfer beard be- and IL hereby. authorized to lay
Third streets east and to pay the expenses thereof
sufficient sum 10 hereby appropriated payable out
81 the water fund tn be reimbursed as now proyided
by existing laws hework to be done by day work
Approved, August q, 1870.
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The ELLIS WAGON, which came out day or
two since, 10 quite a feature among our BUSH
ness equipages- In color II Is brilliant red
lettered in gold, follows, the sides 80 FL
lie Musical WarerOoms," ChIckering and
Weber Pianos" On each side OF the drivers
seat the number, "935," with semicircular le-
erGs OyeT and under follows $50 Pennsylva-
ma Avenue and Near Tenth street. On back
hoard, in graceful scroll lettering, 1" 5. ID. and
H. ". Smiths American Organs"
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" WIT fss,EReS; Y LEwB Rector, ms L. a.
School sS,S viii be resumed on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
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The ANEs-WHITNEY CAsE.-The Whitney
Amos gun case, now before the courts OF the
DEtrict, Will not for the present make any new
devt lopme hts IL was expected on Saturday
lsst that some spicy facts would be developed by
tbe examination OF one OF the parties before
Examiner danes %. Clephane, but upon the
appearance OF the parties the examination was
postponed, and on yesterday Judge Humphreys
made An order suspending the examination in
definitely.
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Jorxr Rr.oIrr1ox for planning foot hrde. on Third

JoINr RESOLUTION for planhing foot bridge on Thir
street southwest over the Washington canal.
ktsofrsd " thu Beard Of AId.rnnea and Bod,d a
Con mon CoSncil Of the GUY of Wdshtnston, Ths
the Mavcr he, and he is hereby, authorized and re
southwest. across the Washnaton canal, newt
planked with one a. ID. q half inch plank and thor
intepdent OF streets. sewers, &c. The snm of ~
hundred SOD dollars. or 60 much thereof a. NAV b
necessary is hereby appropriated ont Of the gene
fund to carry into effect the of ths resoiu
ton. fAppfoyed. Aucust 70 ls7o
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JoInT kEsoLUTJoN authorizing the Mayor 10 seIect
the use Of the Board Of Trustees 81 Public Schools
Rtsoteed ~ IN. Board of Aldermen and Booyd 81
the Mayor be- and he Is hereby, authorized TO select
suitable rooms in the Franklin school building and
tees OF Public Schools, where All the meetings OF
said board shall be held, and all the books uspers
and records OF the shall be kent and Whers Tia
ONCE OF the Superintendent and Treasurer OF tbe
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POPULATION or THE FIRST WARD.-The dep
uty marshal for the First Ward has concluded
nus iabors and makes return TO-DAY to the mar
that ward as Il, G52. q
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN
Our community will regret TO nc ar OF the death,
from consumption, of Bishop Cooper, (of the
hIm of Cooper " Latimer, auctioneers) which
occurred about one o'clock this morning. Mr..
Cooper ,aftkough young man-dying in his SD
ytar-had won the &C nhdence and esteem OF our
business men since the establishment of the
nm OF which he was q part in 1s5a. He had
previously been connected with j. G.. Mctiuire's
auction house for three years and half. He
Was a native Of Baltimore. whittier his remains
viii probably be convey ed, under the auspices OF
the Masonic fraternity.
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CEORGETOwN COLLEGE.

The Academic Tear Of Georgetown COLLEGE COM
mences on the first MONDAY OF September. ana
ends in the first week Of July. ~
The Lectures In the fIedical and Law Departments
viii commence in OStober.
C1rcuiars containing particular can be obtsinsS
BY applying TO the Precedent snis.im
, 1870-11-15
eMEL11Ho WORKS IN chicago

An adjourned meeting Of prominent buslneza
men, interested IN the erection Of Enasung worta
In Chlcago, was held In No. 1s Tribune Building,
last evening, Ar. Lanln In the chair.
Nj. c. @. Wicker stated the object OF the meet
irf, and remarked that It would be necessary to
I4,se 81, Goo 10 nakc start with and secure the
services Of gentlemen experienced In the business
II smelling.
MI. Iantu, having lately visited some smelling
works in the East, gave short account Of tho
snodus optranai, with some dgures Is TO probable
Nj. R!charup, 4 gentleman Of experience re-
marked that substantial works might be erected
1t cost not to exceed fl5, 900. He thought the
German sy6tem Of smelling W0uld not answer In
,t.s county n his oplo.on; NE 9ua1ttty ot orc
from IS to SIS per ton, al Salt Lake, would yield
800 IN bullion. lie knew or gentlemen In Salt
Lake City, Who would gladly take substantial H.
e. & Nee.as spoke In nan
tC1m1 Of Prot kustcl, the gentleman who Is to be
placed IN charge Of tue WORKS, 1t erected. He did
not doubt The pEa:ttcahi1lsy OF erecting paying
Professor MArl0., 4 scientific Rentlemap. re-
trafkcd that he had Investigated he scheme, and
gave IN account OF the various processes now
tnployed for separating ores. The old Amalxa-
bullion in the ORE. the rest going TO waste. Other
tysuEns bad improved Somewhat on this. At
present toost Of the Grc WIS shipped to San Fran
CISCO He thought 1t thould come 70 Chicago.
Eut he did not btttye thai ~, ,0oe would suttlte
10 crfI the work, aud act them IN working order.
lie 1hou9hI 1bRt the ort should be rcdpeed to
etal befe5s being shtpt1s., Iae woses n cni
,.ks of doteg which he described. He Thought
tEe Utah ores could be easily :educed.
No definite action WAS taken At The meeting.
t.ut there Is doubt, from the bptrtt mAntErstcd
sLat : numner OF fme.ttnc furnaces Mil soon be
III operation In this city,
, 1870-11-15
General Grants Surrender,

From tie Eokton Christian Rng.s,er, S,r.a
Ever Bince the inAugurAtion Of the r1cai-
dent there hare beeu frequent Iumors Of his
having been Iplslcd into sctlsg As ps..:aen
rather than "a patriot, but We hsve bsen M
willing to credit such statements, however
though bold and unscrupulous Republican
leaders, "inside Of politics. might some
times avail themselves Of the preai.
dente want OF experience in civil life
TO far ss 70 induce him to seem indidarent
to The best interests Of tho country, IN the
evsnt OF my elexr, open, and distinct issue,
eel6eh Politactans would bo taught whole.
some lesson by the withering rebple which
they vuu!d receive from m honest executive
determined to reslst their insoleut demands
for the future, and to ruuiah their unfair
praetieee Ia the past. But the circumstances
Of tbs resignation OF Secretary Coz, a re-
ported At the d.te Of our writing, have alied
m with p1in and shame.
From the best evidence within our roach,
We have been eonatrained to iuYer thst presi..
dent Grants treatment OF his Secrotary of ths
Interior has been marked by such ! ea.ylIc
construction OF party oblisattnns. II nnf xnrh
q salfsl concern for his own po1itjcaI intar-
esss, as Is utterly unaorthy OF lis rsnntation
tor courage, eocasAncY, ind e1Alted patti
utiam.
Secretary Cor seems to have taken ofaee
with noble pnrposo Of requiring from ia
subordinates the Iaost diligeat md stlful de-.
vouon to The seEEiee Of Tie country, and sn
wii1e faithful, from the intertoreueos md AZ.
,etiona Of p.1t.l.n psll.1f.sl n.n.Eesa. ~ He would
he lad rot cherished firm filth in The ~ rssi1;. i
nesa Of she ?; I.es,ient sa ut! to appEeeas.e 81
s.eanlts. In this he has been n;rnsiir ,n5
tit,esiy mistaken. The President sppssls not not
only to have w,nked It come attempts to re- re-.
ntofS the charge Of Indian af!slrs to pol;t;rs]
suelte, but 10 h1ve made only feeble resist.
,sss to sssas ND r. se9ssieatises
ments Of Secretary Co! relating to Ii.
sSana to have ineonpetans and ina1.
pzieneed mea put Into important plse4s t.
md ths sersous Decentralization of hia depart
mtnt, are enough 70 aseose ,! ths tna1Eaaston 2.
. an lo1e1a Of honor and fas play; In hta mani,
-of the sami iaist1auon, Ind the welfare of thl
, 1870-11-15
HOTEL PERSONALS
SHERMAN HoCsI.


among the a1r1ras Rt this houBe, yesterday,
were The following: J. ". Hox1c, Massachusetts;
Eo1aec Howard, St. Louu; Ion s. z. Treat.
Etrtugnelu; II. D. Dorux, r. c. Talbot, skn
Frsn~1seo: Su1Kson Cuibteth, u S. NJ; John 8
Luis, S. ". bancroft, New York: John Allen, Con-
l.ect.cut; ". Il Dowrs and wife, kansas. 7. E
Tuwnserd, Philadelphia; r. Van nunp, Ohio
r. W. Aa,iowcn and vile, Boston; s. y. Ladln
Drtrait-
1zEHoST uoU8K-
Amcrg the atI1yzlA At thta hotel, ye1terdAy,
HrEe TIC following: f. CHURCHILL Michigan: E.
L u itfce, IowA; IL Z. Ba1cuard, tninols; J. A.
I;eiAmeter, New York; ". Spear, W. A. GosllD.
81 Louis II. II. BuA md wife, New York.
pHIGGs uoCsK
Among the arrivals 1t this hosel. yesterday,
were the following: C. Calef, r $ Darling,
ITnvtdencc: g. r. Leather. New YORK; C. u.
Whitney, WashspKton; J: X. Hamilton, Fond do
ria: r. II. RES, BunAlo: J. 7. C1arx, omaha; ".
| J. Morgan, Pennsylvania; i. H. Stephenson and
| wife, Michigan.
VAtNxA House.
Among the s1rv1ls et this hctel, ycsterday
| we're the following: Colonel ]. ". Keller and
family. Q. s A.; Ii. E. uiRtec, Minnesota; Q. E
Parker, HtooklJn: T. W. Dexter and family, Bos
| ton: G. ". NtEnotdA Toledo: j. r. Wnliams
Wisconsin; J. q. Goodrich. nlIupias ". IL Shet
wood, Boaon: E Il ulaln aud wife. ST. touts.
| 81. tANE8 HOTEL
were The following: +. ". Sheldon bcdalo: W
| Umsha: j. IL hard, Cleveland: Ds. Robinson
| Iliuo,s: C. /. Sntfe, 1odlanA; c. ". Nosos Ne1
| YcIk: d. Il. Hammond, Michigan: 7. L. Foss nnt
family, South Bend.
, 1870-11-15
THE GREEK RRIgANDA

Another OntrREe-A Hand OF Out-
lnsgs Cross the TurHish frontier
Rnd Capture Two Prominent
Greeks
4tAens Ioek 1D cn7espondteet ef sht Leadoa Times.
Another act Of brigandage has alarmed al
Greece, revived the general indignation At tho
n,sEovcznmcnt OF tho country, and convinced
thinking men thst the wholu practical system
must be Eeorganized In order 10 save Greece
from anarchy; A band OF bzigands, ssid to
number about twenty, crossed the frontier
from Turkey, few days aince: marched into
reported to include men well known
to the central and local authori-
tics as possessing intimate acquAiut.
ance with tho country round Lirz1eiI, was A.
lowed to take up its quattets In tho noighbor-
hood Of the town without discovery. Lradeia
itants, the centre Of rich agricultural dis
trct, the residence Of wealthy landed pEop1ie-
tors, possessing Mayor, municipal council,
and police and rural guards psid by the com
munlty, II is the reeidence Of an eparcl. who
rep.sfsen.s aa, ths srs;na2suE and inef'c'sney
dom without roads. On Tuesday, the
18th, Mr. Philon, the deputy Of Livs-
deia, proprietor Of largo hereditary landed
estate IN tho vicinity, and Mr. Lconardides, in
whose house he waa staying, we're carried uG
WAS still Light. The manner Of this capture
in town house. was in accordance with the
usua1 tactics Of the bssgands, and illustrates
the neglect Of all precautions on tho part OF
large force stationed 1t Lvadaih to maintain
suburbs: Dnnng the abort orec.n twilsl,.
tix q btigauds walked into the town in
!kla lie peasants ~ =. they hns sonid. ID Tey Taey
had ascertained that the men OF the house
we're to be abeent ali night on farm business,
md $HNt ,t1-&t &tSad =. Nv
remained 80 they cEept in 1t the door M
noticed, pnioned aud gagged their capuves,
and intimidated and stjanced the women be-
fore any alarm could 10 given. Other brig
Bands were At the same time watching in The
e,reet. to prevent anybody leaving or enter
ipg the house without being seized.
Alter II, wss dark. the hr;sAhaas carried
azatels through sha ttreets pl4eed between
two guards, aud thus the band gained the
open country They declared to the women
before they lett the house that it my informA-
ton vas given, and purEuis attempted. they
would MURDER their prisoners: Tlsir
hours, and they had the wnole night to gain
their place Of eoucealment without being pur-
I ened by the irregular bands nAin-
t,incd By The Ministry Of the In
terror to watch over the public security.
Hitherto no trace has been discovered Of the
1 G0li1S 2421 Sn4uE u AllH QA0u QI tNGnt1 neus
Gtca. ayupathy is felt for Mr.. Philou, who is
rcrsocAl1y we'll known and highly esteemed By
the best men IN Athens. wherc he generally
resides He is man Of education, has been
elected President Of tho Chamber Of Depu-
ties in King otho's tine, and occupies i high
c11 OF place-hunter. He can be cited ~ a
p1cof that GEeeca possesses = few independ.
ent landed prop1ietors in ths provinces who
arc gentlemen in education and conduct
| One Of his daughters Is now residing in DavH-
ria ~ maid OF honor with the dethroned Quoau
! Arnafia -
, 1870-11-15

te. htu from strns Acdsvlnt vntoa he hsd
= z g. 9o<...r ono tss
ssoo Tss seld n 500 hsii ioT fu1ther hearing
on nc se1fSs fSeonirs. husa Kern. and George
Kern boTe who Wctu captured tn the 4ct ot
hreat1pE into 4 shed IN tho rear ol Nc. 1pt West
Van Buren, street, re1c sent 70 the heiosm
oouFa ooMFrea. Heibic, the fellow who wsa rejected oJ
hts ledJ love, and attempted 70 end nls dAys By
iurspipR Into the river, w1y charged with oi1or-
defty oonduct The Goart thought the. Wetttn&
he got was aufoeltrt punishment, and dlscnssBcd
ISIdpey Te11on tFoke into TIC housa Nc. II
West Iake street. on Sunday afternoon, and made
on with IN oTeIcoat Ano Pipe. The owner made
complaint III The Madison street stauoo. and an
of1ecr WAS detailed TO look ont for Sidney. As
tho policeman Weni out Of the door, OF tho etAton
he espied Sidney walking BY With the orcFcoas on
and the pipe in bid mouth, and at ouoc aHested
him. In default Of 81 900 he was committed Tor
uiAl.
lCar, Glmmer, collector for An insurance eo1n-
pAny, was charged with fecetyink $3.50 90 md neg.
!ectl1g TO Rccount for It. He w81 held IN $500
baii for further examination.
NORTH e1DE oouRr. --..
Herman Ho3et hAlkeepet at No Ibo htnNe
street, was up for p!lfelinR suit OF clothes:
Charts Johpson, 4 boaSdet at the place, 1nissed
fis: Sunday garments, and :afsd the proprietor
were found IN Hoses trunk. He was helo 10 an
swer II the Criminal Court
Daniel Wilson, John Lynch, and John VEL
lAns, youthful burglars, were arrested Tor ~
grnncy. They had takeu poAScsaiou.of steamer
night to rob houses. They were traced tn the boa
and captured. After hearing the evidence Of tn
20 lcemau the Court directed that they be sent X
the Reform School.