Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-29


Ting BALTIMORE AND POTo.,AC RA1rRo,n-
Ctnd,psnafsoa Of R,,kt Of 1g-v- re Arrars If N,
-Dg-h CSteTday tue jurors who had been
summoned 70 condemn the right Of wav in the
Potonac Railroad reassemlled in the Counr;i
Chamber. The evidence having been coppIet-
ed, the counsel comnenced their Arguments
h,t, ,. l.. thiilirs opened for the railroad,
slesEinG OF the advantages which would be de-
IVtd ifOm the location OF tie road, not only to
IRE owners of the land, but the country; Mr. j
.I.s aII III, ". >; COY, iof The owners OF
the iapd. followed. and MI. Daniel CLARK closed
TIC SrgureHt for the company. The iuTors nm
nediately proceeded IN Taake mp their verdicts
and mace the following AWARDS OF damages:
fiticer Magruder-3-loo acres and y feet OF
ferCirg, $50
lanes II Fowier-2rz acres and So feet of
FmeIine sherif-2X acres snd 2,5s2 feet OF
MarS 6. Desn-7.se acres and 2.754 feet of
Eenj.owers-274 acres and OBS feet of fencing.
:. Hoo.
Susan p. Sherif-s.17 acres and 2,iei feet of
fencing Ss.2.
!. W. POoi-. acre and SEQ feet of fencing,
SII2.0.
Fielder Masruder-o12 acre and $50 feet of
Albert e strauss-1Ji acres and $50 feet OF
fcpCIng, $3.50.
SeIby Scaggs-i.' acres and 5,OO6 feet of fen
eng. $50
Sally Smiths - acres and e95 fec. of fen
eng, sie6.
500 per acre, and then made allowances for
fencing, &c, and il - believed that there will
no, De any appeals, for those of the property
holders present seemed satisfied with the aus ard
although the sum total (SS. ese.5a) is a few hun
dTed lower than Vas offered by the company be-
Io,e dney had recourse to the jury. After
number of the property owners Interested am.
neighb0Ts proceeded 10 Hamin's fremont
House, and as on the previous dav parfook OF a
fire dinner. Hon. Dan1 Clark. Counsel for the
company. presided AT one table with Captain
fatTidge, engineer OF the road, at the head of
the other: and after the substantial had beep
put away" the prosperity of the railroad
company ard the a" health of the property
owners was drunk.
BOARD OF neutrality-suspicious. meet
ing OF the Board of Health was held last even
F. NJ Springfield. secretary called the board to
order, and Dir. j. e. Hardness was called to the
chair temporarily. The list of members were
ealled a. follows: First Ward-Dr. VIM. lee
and Mr. y. &. Kennedy; Second ward-Dr ID
w Bliss and MIR. HI. A. Willard: Third W.rd
Dr. w q. Palmer and Mr.. j. c. Hardness:
Fourth Ward-Dr. G.. NJ. Dove and Mr. william
Lord; Fifth ward-Dr. C. NJ Ford and DR. W
wallace; Sixth Ward-Dr. s. A. III. Mckim
Alex. MewilIiams and Mr. r. A. BACON
DIS Lee, Palmer, Dove. Ford and Wallace
anu Messrs- Hardness, Lord, Thompson, ANA
Bacon qualified by taking the oath OF 0fIica ~
prescribed by act of December 18th 1870 a, ,ha
hands OF Justice 4. ID. Corbin.
The Board elected Dr. G. ii. Dove president,
lew anne ndmeHfS.
The complaint OF a nuisance in the souara
bounded by 10th and l1th and Z and 5 streets.
and OF st2gNant water pools near the Lirco,n
Industrial School. was referred TO Drs % and
Wallace and the secretary.
The complaint OF q nuisance. (pools OF waterl
fanseC ~ new grades OF the street in the vicIn-
~ Ci heEda!l Green, was referred to Messrs
HaTkness and Thompson and tie secretary
ompia.nt as to pool OF standing water on
street, between 18th and l4th streets wss re-
ieIret 10 DTs Lee, Palmer and the secretary
"A penton was received asking that the Board
examine the pOudrette factory at the cornar of
I'D and streets: which petitioners beIiara u
detrimental TO the health of the community.
Ietary. w so
complaint was receive! from The resi- Ients
OF Tie vicinity OF 9Th street east, between n
hoith snd south, that i'm consequence G: the
street rot being graded there are several po,JS
81 water standing, and referred 10 DT Ford
MI. homPscn and the secretary.
a g Inl!alnt ci uni-arce "a pool OF water)
tCn.
A communication wss received from David
SiI' '"hm s>i0aer OF the Second Ward.
'aHn attention 10 standing water OF, r'ttI
erect between g and =. and in Vermont av--
hue and llth street. near * street. which va -
IeLLed 20 DIS. Palmer, Mr. Hardness aud the
Drs- Ford and Wallace and Mr. Bacon were
aiioihteH committee 10 prepare a list Of |
Board wins u TUG
6fRNANS CF WASHIhGTOS AND THy War |
81 - - ne board Of oifictrs elected at the
mas meeting 81 the German citizens on the 9th
mt, held meeting last evening at the Victoria
motel ara organized fer active labor. The |
sssocistiCi Ga IN, Inc ndine OF ..Germsn Patriot
Sss1ciaunn q the District of Columbia"
he following gentlemen we're appointed COL
CetoiS, ana authorized 10 receive ntributions 1
10 the fuEd Tor The supper, OF wounded aud sick
soldiers in the German army, ana the widow /
sha OF lAals OF those who may fall tor the Ger
First w.Yd u -,
Christian worch. Second Ward~PeSer BAUM.
weiekeT. I'd. Drcop, II: semken. |
ThiId WaTd-F.m.s, a; Eiee is;.s,
Ernst schmidt, ii. Sehuttsr, Nist..
Chas. klOman. Geo. wilmer. Fourth Ward-L.
Waldecker, NJ. LauXmann, John Nogt, Chs.
Mades, George JueEemann Andrew Sprohs,
August kraeRtler. Fifth Wari-JacOb Roth, |
Christ Dietrich. T. l. Schmidt, Conrad Weiss. |
George Heinzeriing, Henry Iaubach. Seventh i
WaTd-Jaeob Miller, Gus. Kahlert, Chas. l.. |
CaIon, j. Leonberger, +. Spinder.
GeoTgetown-C. MemmeTt, L. Freund, Henry |
keyser, q. Pinber.
Treasury Buiiding-Col. +. r. NJ. Faehtz, |
Paul J. Pely. 2. TheiIkuhl. c. steirein, CAPT. |
Martin Altschuh. War DePartment-John G.. |
Hesse- Navy Departmental. Saurwein. Sur |
geOn Generals Oftice-F. l.. APPEL. Quarter |
Master Generals Office-Chas. Ebert. Coast |
Suryey-A. NJ. Maedel Interior Department
Capt VIM. Wurtz, Capt. Fred. Widter, Prot. q. |
A, Matile.
A GAY YorSG MAN entered car No. yester-
Gay morning at ID street east, while on Its way !,
from the Navy ard TO Georgetown, and therein
played the following FRANKS He was no sooner |
seated than spying young lady on the opposite
side he asked II he could be her "cempogpoa da |
roydge, when he wss warned BY the conductor
aid for while remained quiet. Very seen, |
however, he spied another lady, to whom his |
fancies ran, and seating himself beside her he
took a fan from her hand and insisted on fam
ming her. At the solicitation of the conductor
he again Gained down, only to twist himself
around and smooth down the ringets OF a miss
sitting near by. This kindness being repealed,
himself" and walking to the rear OF the car
eoolly placed his arms around young lady who
had Just got in, and was not aware of what had
franspired, whereupon the conductor than
whom there is no better on the road) told him
that ''this thing must stop right there, and tn
leave the car at once" The young man made
little resistance n FIRST. but seeing that be had