Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-25

A Great Pestiience breeder.
what are tire Board Of Health About:

cluded to se1da IepoE Ter 20 the mound 10 as ,cr
, ian te daess IN te case ne reports The fol-
nature ard extent OF the nuisanc,, has nee
rather under than oyerstatel.
A. the q street wharf there IL a
fiAE or STABLE AND noe PEN MANURE
consisting Of at least two hundred cart loads.
Tins plle Is being enlarged from day - tlay By
The owner, a coiorec man named Geerge ".
fhiliips, who collects il fECH tie different
stables IN the locality, and makes this his place
OF deposit until eE0ush has been collected Tor a
vessel load, or until purchaser can be found,
when Il is shipped away. At present this heap
smells very rank, and much complaint is made
by persons living squares away from IT, who say
that the scent from II perYades the atmosphere
both night and day. On the river font west of
18th, between Il and c south, [. a collection OF
about 1sD cart loads. This Is soma i50 ysr IL
west OF the street, but the stencil from II, and
two
FTLTHY HOG PENS
Just LITTLE further over the bluf is most sick
eulDg- IN one Of these hCg-pels there ara ten
hogs, and ia the other there Gr5 foar, ana
although some distance from any TIL XXI f-settled
portion, Vet II i much complained Of At the
loot Of 18th street whaTi, near the Great Falls
ice house, Is a heap Of stable rnanure--Some
loot OF 9Th street, there is an immense heap.
containing st least five hundred loa Is. This
collection is part'cui srly Objectionable rot only
20 The citizens for squares around but to travel
era on Water street. This
MASS or FIFTH
has been laying here for months past, and a
black matter is OoZing o1t in little streams from
the edges OF The heap, which ernits a dea.hlv
oicr, and is waited about in every dircctiori
Further down, between 8tA and 9th streets are
two more collections, one containing soma tv-en-
y loads and the other perhaps forty loads. Taese
latter 10 not appear TO BE 50 offensive "a the
Io!tner, being pretty well compacted and dry
IL isrge heap Is being added 10 daily By several
carts anu horses employed BY the owner, ET
fettiboDe. On 9Th street, between = aad y
trst below Cr0ueh's wharf, is nuisance nluch
OnnplaineG Of BIZ people living thereabOuts and
This. an old brick warehouse butt du-ing tie
war for goVernmsnt use aHGpow used az a store
room for
HIDES, TALLow, BoErs SO,
by some parties who collect them trou ihe
butchers and keep them here until sufficient
gEanttes accumulate 10 require shipment
Inc hot weather now causes qnick putri6Ca.!on
ct mueh o: this matter, and a. not much pains Is
taken 70 disinfect the place, the stencil sIepre-
serted as most offensive aud sicseninr rho
PARTIES carrying on this traffic seem TO be cutie
nuIIerent as 10 annoyance they are giving
others, and are represeI ted 10 be rCn-resi lents
There u 10 question about the existence of
ihese nuisanees Ia the most offensive shape, AID
~ the board of health can not or " II uof abats
them the people in that part Of the CITY NAV ,sI
inquire OF what use is the board CT health?
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ST. PETERS PAR0caIAL SCHooL-AnHuol
Dts.rttEtisE II PreEijEEaS.-Ihs annual dis..i-
button OF premiums To the scholars CT 81 Peters
paroehial school, il charge of the Sisters OF the
fo!y Cross, took place yesterday afternoon IN
l.,
tween 50 AID 4th streets east. The han was
crowded with a large and intelligent Az ienca
and about three hundred pupils (0oys and girls)
were present. The exeT csss consisted of r,strr
mental and vocal msrssc, and an address nv tha
Kew Father Boyle. Prizes, in the shane of gold
crosses. were distributed>D Jacob Hutchinson in
u! inc nrst nae class, ano 70 Andrew McGarfahy
IN the second male class. Miss Mary Mascerson
OF the first female class was awarded a gold
cross for polite and ara4able deDortlrept In the
second female class M,ss Kate Smith was
V4r1r = hlr
twenty Elegantly bound books were then distrib-
uteu az premiums for excellence in various
studies, after which Father Boyle delivered an
ADDRESS, IN the course OF which he paid high
compliment 20 the scholars aid the good Sisters
who have charge OF the school.
The New REFORM SCHOOL SITE ANT, Br,,.o-
ING'-Hr. EDWARD Clark, architect for the
Capitol, has submitted to the board of trustees
81 me reform school plan and specifications
ior the buildings Necessary to meet the wants OF
that institution under the act passed at the
session of Congress inst closed appropriating
eIVO,IOo 1or the purchase OF farm aud the
Sfectlon OF buildings. The design 3 for main
buhcing 70 be four stories in hei gbt with three
wings, the entire building being one hundred
and ten rect deep The farm Is TO contain one
hundred and fifty acres. The present locafioD
OF the school at the aqne,uct having nr,yed
ursuitabE on account % the malaria arising
from the sTamps along the river front, viii bs
abandoned for one more fav0ra5ly situated, bat
Ihe ne" site has not yet been selected BY the
secretary o. the Interior and board OF trustees
upon whom the duty is deyolyed b. tine arf'
ONE q these gentlemen favor what is known
as TIE Dodge farm, On the BladeI,sbur- road
othershe Golden farm, near Coed Hope Hill.
SALE OF STANDS IN. Tgz NEW MARHrT.--
yesterday, at the sale o. stands in the Washing
ION market building, The following were tie
purchasers :-HuCksteT stants-CzeCT-s Ho, mes
TWO, az : .; l.. J. Mention tso. 80; Y. s M0uE
REL TIVE, So. Butter s;aHds--Jscob Frank
Two, at sic; j. II. Ruth s. Co., two, sol; J. Il.
SaiuWeH, one, S0Si 4. /. Robinson, one, So
Soda staudS-sJOhn Ball, one. sII1. 4 d Er.tiin
one, ssl. Butcher staIs-VV. X. 81 v-.r. 800,
c9li w. ). Crown, two, SIT Fgncy 'r1lfs
stands. Keyser, two, : le5; =. Re5sineser, two
IL ~ Gee. homes, Two, SO l. Morr.5O,., two,
81. Bacon cutters stcnds-F Frederick, ore
> q y. TOliYeT, one, SEQ; =. X Pfeil one, al:
y. Gaegier, one, Sii}; u. MiIler three SfSJ
FlkA stands. A; Davis, two, $50. The sale
6hieh day the remaining stalls in the market
viii DC disposed OF.
HEBREW SUNDAY SCHOOL EXAMINATION
Last sunday the examination Of the SUNDAY
sckooi OF the Washington Hebrew CONGREGATION
OF me Sth-street syD2 90 re was held Rev Mr.
Go!cberg examined the first class IN o2techism,
blOhcsI history, Hebrew, aud Ia citation of
poems Of a rel giOus character. Miss Hannah
Minister received tie 1irst Prize q silver medal
MISS Bertha Herman, The second prize smaller
E.scAi, ana me Following pupils received diplo-
mS Miss Mary Kaufman, Hannah Nachmau
CARA Siegel, Hannah Ficher, aud Rika RuI,
binder. Miss Hannah Eachmau presented the
IniIisfer very tine ebony cane, with a gold
head, a. token OF their gratitude. The second
c!ass was examined, and Cora Adler received
Tue prize and Rosa Kaufman. Isaac NGfdlinger
HenT1etta Adler, Herman Kaufman, Bertha
Slssel, snd Bertha Seller received Diplomas
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A WOMAN Beaten FIEKD SI0O.-Ysstefdsv.
2f.er cur report closed ~ the Police Cru-+
maggie Mitchell, from the house OF Madame
ole, on 18th street, appeared before .Judre
S1eli WIN both eyes ia dsep mourning and
logged complaint AGAINST Patsey n Morgan
IcI aSsaUit and battery on her. She testified
thSt ne met her on the street and knocked her
tcWE and beat her afterWard. He then ssDt
very indecent written message o. Madame
Woie which was produced in court In which
he Gehes her 20 do what she pieasss. The
Charge being read 70 Morgan he headed
guilty After heSrirg the case the iudge fined
nin SUI and costs or 81 days in Jail. Ne then
through his attorney, Mr. Barrett gave nO-ice
OF an appeal, bit the judge Informed him that
ne could not do 80 after pleading guilty. After
great deal OF grunbling and growing. ldsfen-
cant, through the efforts OF his friends made a
tslSe OF me necessary STAMPS rather than 20 to
the hotel de-Crocker.
DEATH or Boy FROM LocgJAw.-Yes-
terday, Acting Coroner Hartiyan was semi
for to Investigate the case Of a colored nov
named Boston. (son of Daniel Boston, employed