Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

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Hackney carriages, omBibusses
and railroad csrs----.-.......-... 22s 80 2A6o 90
auetiopeers liz ~ 80 80 % %
Washington Canal - rent of
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Theatrical exhibitions aud
riapaier H 81 i:ss 70 sI S
keturr Of intendaut Of Asylum SO S 80 80
Thrush secretary - -. E l,s &,
conscience fond new lurdI.-.-. SO
Rent 18th street wharf, -...---- 80 0 Lee %
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The decrease in revenue received from no
ter, taverrs, restaurants, &c, Is about - 600
from that OF last year, ow ing to the Dumbsr of
reflections by the Board of Metropoltln Police;
adecTea.e of $4,000 from that Tor the ii cal
year ending June 80, 1863 resul,ing from the
same cause in a small degree, and in a greater
eIfs of bus,ness p Sa she war trade: other
creased. The dog census, as Indicated by re-
turrs Tor this year, exhibits "A large decrease in
nnmter-at least ore Thousands compared
with thai OF last yer. The licenses for auc-
ticneeIs amount to but six, against eleven IL It
year, but the returns OF aucti0neers are largely
from wagons and carts IS 81 80 in excess Of Last
year; and the rent Of canal wharves have in
creased about $500. The decrease for old iron
OF the law authorizing quarterly licenses.
L. o. %. +. OPFICERs.-The LODGES and En-
eamprents in the District of ColumbiH have
elected the following offices for the term Begin
ming on the 1st inst. yesterday:
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ALLEGED HiGHwAY ROBBERY AND CUTTING.
Yesterday, q man ramed Bradley, who hangs
out IN decision Hall alley, appeared at the sew
formed justice Mills that on the previous night
he had been robbed of seven or eight dollars
and bis shirt studs, and he had got clue TO the
Ms T e advised TO e. to defective
pans % DIR. Davidson, who dressed his wounds,
he having in the meantime been beaten quite
badly and received cut through the jaw, as he
james Psdgett. Lieut.. Kelly Immediately dis
patched officers to secure Padgett's arrest, but
he was ncn est. From Bradley's statements, il
appears TIA, he was p st Loeiher,s on the pre-
there, telling him that Mrs. Padgett wished 10
see him at Juenemann's. He went with them
TO the latter place, and not finding Mrs. Pad
q walk, and went out III street. He alleges that
when at the corner of 9th and III streets they
attack BIN, knocked him down, and robbed
Padgeit Re attacked him with knife and re-
ceivSd cut in the jaw.
TIE GRAND Army BIvoUAc.-The second
day of the Grand Army bivouac at the Park
yesterday WIS more successful than the first
one. At6o'clock several hundren persons were
made sdsiioS b Sn sIe, Mser pine,
opened with q foot race, and continued with
leapipg, gymnastic, and acroba.ic performsn-
ces, and prize shooting, the whole concluding
about 10 O'Clock. At that hour the Judges sub.
mitted their reports, and Col. Luby, on behalf
OF the Grand Army, presented the prizes as fol-
riDeton; for Jumping, to G. j. Stoddard: for
81 mnasties, 70 Daniel Warren; for prize shoot
Ing, to j. A. Seller; extra prizes for shooting,
first, bronze clock, TO Christian Rupert;
second, set silver castors, to j. A. Seller; third
butter disb, to Mr.. Heiberger; fourth set Of
silver castors, TO j. j. Jones; nth, umbrella 70
illuminated, fire works were DISPLAYED, and
several miniature balloons started on erisl
voyages.
SUIT AGAINST THE COMMISSIONERS OF PA.
TESTs-Yesterday, IN the Circuit Court Judge
Din, the csse Of Andrew Whitley vs.. S. s.
against the Commissioners Of Patents for refu-
sing 70 issue re'ssued patent for an improve
o %ens IL saFFs Pows rs ordered BY the decision
Dfstrict-wes taken up. Gen. Nuzzy. for de-
fendsnt, entered demurrer. PIafntiff ap-
;ea 10 Psss s sndssd an aiid.sit object;
that he believed be could not PCT An iunartiaI
trial from him. Justice DIN refused TO enter
sln me smosvlt, and said II Mr.. whiteley hal
more experience In law practice, he would send
him 10 jail. He ordered the case to On On and
otter argument the demurrer was Sustained An
appeal was entered By the plaintiff.
ASSAULT ABOUT A GIRL--Last evening
Lewis foliard and Lewis Jones, colored, got in,
10 uspu,e on ~ street, near the anal about
tnem, Jones got swcsd and Pollard n stoce
and the Dsst-pamed struck oenes wi,h s.o.'s'
Offcer Leech this morning arres,es p,if. - IL.
the charge of assault and battery with intan,,a
kill, and he ives delivered to the Marshal w W
INFANcIDE.-Yesterday afternoon Sergeant
German, Of the sixth precinct, found the body
Of q child in a sewer at the corner OF 5th and l.
streets. IL was so much decomposed that IL was
From the size IL was supposed TO be about six
months Of age. Lieut. Eckloff had the remains
taken up and sent 10 the Almshouse for burial