Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-09

deed, in securing tue vices OF so experienced
and successful teacher Prof NJ. &. west
Very few educators in the country have had D
lr-ge, 60 varied, so intelligent and pracs Il
experience in the pubic schools of the land, es
hr. West. He stands at the head OF tie D 20
fe'Son. With q pleasing address. and Apply
faculty OF making his subject clear, and bin
self understood, the schools show his lmpI NJ in
cle1r and distinct light" sc.
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The Courts.
EeEaTY Court, SPECIAL TERN. Judge Wyie-
To day, Webster y Lemon agt West: decree of
sale. Meyer & Lowepstein agt. Hall; Bryan
Bros. agt. Coz; Ball agt. Kimmell; Ball ayS.
Barrett; Bartlett agt. Corporations; White x
by default Brooke ct al. agt. Galiaber: trr
tees bond approved. Young ct al aet, McCIel-
land; decree OF sale. Morris ct al agt. Yates ct
Lumey; motion to strike out plea. Miller & Co
agt. Waggamsn AZ CraLdell; motion for iudg-
meRt under rule Little eft al agu. Paro &
Nourse; order TO trustee to give notice 20 cred
itors to file claims. Kammerhueber agt. Ciuss;
order for hearing motion for Injunction. Fuller
aet. Corwine; order to pay solicitor. McAfee
agt Thompson; demurrer overrnled and leave
to plea or answer. Beale agt. Belle; order OF
reference TO j. j. johnson. Major agt. Major;
decree confirming partition. Howard agt. Bar
ney; guardian ad Item appointed. Brown ct
and leave to answer. Howell agt. Harvey; mo-
ton for judgment oveTruled. Forrest agt Ely
motion for writ OF assistance denied. Wye agt
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Humphrsys.-To-day
the sentence of Robert Garrett, convicted Of
rape % years), was set aside and he was sen
fenced to year IN the Albany penitsntiary
The Sci t = cs, Josiah OR en- to six months in
each of the cases was modified to two months
each. stephen Ryder, convicted OF larceny OF
hogs, was sentenced to pay fine OF S25.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge WyHe To-day, the
Will OF the late Mary Elizabeth Hess was filed.
She bequeaths her property to her children.
Mary +. Redfern qualified as administrator to
Elizabeth Redtern-bond s12 900. Ida Nider-
MAR qualified as guardian 70 orphans Of G.. j.
qualified as Administrative OF George w. Hop
kins-bond 80 600; and also as guardian of or
phans-bond $500. The will OF the late Robert
N. Combs was fully proven, admitted to pro-
bate, and letters testamentary issued to Cathe-
rine g. CoOmbs-bond Sl0,0 The Court re-
yoked letters OF administration granted to John
Freeman on estate OF p. Fitzgerald and ap-
pointed Thomas Fitzgerald in his stead. Theo-
dore Sheckels qualified as administrator of j.
Que en-bond $500. Frank link was appointed
administrator OF Anna ). Che valiie-bond 81 $40;
80 800. A large number of accounts were pre-
sented by the Register and passed
RIVER FRoST.-Carter's Wharf.-Arrived-
Boat j. G. Greenless, McQuade, Cumberland,
coal, for George L. Raub; schr. Isabella. Smith,
Eastern Schore, wood for Clark & Given ami
q. I. Yoder. Sailed-Julia, Delaney, for Hav-
re de- Grace, light.
Georgetown, to load coal for Boston.
Messrs. Fay & Bailey, of the lnjepen lent
Ice Company. have received adyices from Gard
ner, Me-, of the sale Of 900 tons OF ice for el0
per ton. This is about double the price ice sold
for two weeks ago. There is only $4,000 tom
unsold on the kennebeck river, although a large
quantity remains there unmoved, which was
sold sometime ago to dealers.
Brotcn's Wharf.-The steamer Lady of the
Lake left this wharf witt parry of excursionists
Nrf- A III (sroC
BY, Mitchell Bangor, with 1000 900 laths for J.
J. Sullivan; schrs, J.. A. Edwards, Marshall,
New or F nay FOR knode Co Grest Pirate
white marble for Bradley s Sons; Lilly Mitch
ell, Trader wood for market. Sailed-Steamer
Express, Nickel, with heavy freight For river
i s"sy FONT hs carried ''''' passengers for
TIE ST. MARC Hotel on the Europeqa
Pfan.-The large brown stone structure at the
northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
eth street, known as the Washington Building,
will be opened this afternoon, and will hereafter
be known as the st. Marc Hotel, under the pro-
Prieto'ship and capable management OF John
H. Semmes, Esq the present proprietor or the
Seaton House. The hotel will be conducted
rent room at from 81 to s. per diem, accord,
ing to location, and get your meals where you
please. The whole building has been renovated,
re-Papered and newly furnished throughout,
while the rooms. twenty-four in num-
Der, cannot be excelled in the city, being
all front rooms and well ventilated.
The second story and all above are sleeping
apartments. The first, or ground floor contains
the Office with the usual adjuncts, and the bar
room, in which are three counters. for the Office
bar, and cigar stand of variegated polished
marble, which alone cost S2 100. As soon as
practicable the other portions of the ground
tioor now used as stores win be thrown into
hotel uses. Mr.. Charles T. Tyler well known to
the travelling public will be the clerk OF the
establishment
The POLICE COURr--Prepdrati0ns for hs
First Days Work--Hon W. B. Smell, Judge OF
the Police Court Of the District of Columbia,
has officially notified and invited to be present
at the opening OF his court on Monday the
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