Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11


Pany has a capital stock of 500 900, in shares
of s1oO each. The cOrpOrators are Albert Owen,
o. Perry Jones, John A. Lindsey, james H. L.
Eager, Daniel WEIGH, n. +. Cleary and j. b.
wunderly, and the object of the company is to
purchase, hold, improve, and otherwise use
lands for agricultural, mining, and industrial
pursuits
Board Of Health.
SMALL Pox-THE CHOLERA IN HE wEsT-sAN-
ITARY REGULATIONS.
At meeting OF the Board of Health last
night. Mr.. Langston, from the committee ON
ordinances, reported that he had conferred
with the chairman of the committee on health
OF the House of Delegates in relation 70 bill No.
IL, and certain amendments to the section per-
tanning to the duties Of the coroner had been
suggested.
authorized to recommend such amendments to
the section as he might deem expedent.
SMALL Pox AND OTHER NUIsANCEs.
The health officer submitted a report OF small
pox cases for the month OF Nav, showing the
total number at 102; also, a synopsis Of the
health office for the week ending June Z, show
ing nuisances abated, 351; dead animals re-
moved, 50; marine products inspected 800 shad,
80 surgeons, 5000 clans, 20,0OO crabs $50
bushels OF oysters; condemned, 100 crabs, coo
clans, Is bushels oysters; unwholesome food
condemned, 266 pounds of corn beef 26sX
pounds OF bacon, q bog joles, IA pounds OF NUT
ton, 10 pounds Of pork, Is pounds of beef, 10
bushels of cherries, bushel of tomatoes, 3 bar
rels Of peas; number of animals impounded, &c;
redeeme 20; amounts received tor fees, q, GOO;
He also submitted resolutions declaring the
following premises nuisances and ordering their
abatement: No. SO 9th street northwest; No.
u 9Th street northwest; Noe. 1514, 1116 and 171s
11th street northwest; No. 1913 Vermont avenue
northw west; at the corner Of " and G streets
.outhwest; frame shanty in jackson allev, be-
tween q and and LIST and North Capitol streets
northwest, frame stable in the rear Of No. SIG
nth street northwest; MARYLAND avenue be-
tween 18th and i3X streets south vest; No. 1877
nnrfh n a.
west; Nos. ltt5, 1e,3, 16i1 and 1854 18th street
northwest; Nos. 1919, 1861, 1853 and 1855 18th
street northwest; 9Th street, between \ and o
and New Jersey avenue southeast; No. 1911
Vermont avenue northwest
ACHoLERA INQUIRY.
DIR. Bliss offered a resolution that the presi-
dent Of the board be requested 10 communicate
with the health board Of New Orleans and other
character or fatality of the cholera prevailing
there. Adopted
SANITARY REGULATIONS.
MT. LangSton submitted a resolution declaring
the alley running from b street to 9TH street
north west, and opposite the Center market in
the city Of Washington, a nuisance, and direct
ing It's abatement. Adopted
Dr. Cox submitted Q resolution that the COM
mittee on ordinances be, and thew are hereby
instructed to confer with the Board of Public
works In regard to the importance of securing
suitable legislation BY which the constructors
OF tenement houses and other dwellings for the
Loor shah be so regulated as TO introduce into
arrangements as will effectually prevent the
common evils resulting from detective space,
vennistion, drainage: priyy accommodations,
water supply, SC. Adopted ~
The JUNE TERN OF THE CRIMINAL CouRr-
The Jury Lists-Three Nurder TriaIs-The fol-
lowing jurors have been drawn to serve the
June term of the Criminal Court which Will
be convened on Monday next, 18th inst:
Grand yETy-John Stahl, snjamin j. Cham
hers, william Ciabaugh; Edward Green, n. G.
III Newmeyer, Anthony Eberly, Dorsey Carter,
Frederick Douglass, jr., James f. Miller Thos
Evans, Iheophilus Bray, John Henderson, Ru-
dolph Eiehhorn, Robert W. Bates Charles P
Pearson. Charles A Appel, James G.. Bowen,
George W. Dom, Dennis Callaghsn, and L. W.
Petit Jzry.-Geo. Bergiing, John w. Allen.
James Beckett, Richard II. Barnes, Thomas A.
Brown, John Gormley, George @. Cornwell H.
\. Easily, =; z. White. Hanson P. Carter, Geo.
Seitz, Joseph X. Cassin, W. p. Alexander, Her
man Biau, John Brown, Alexander Dodge,
Thomas Bruce. Lewis Kettler, John j. Cook,
w. u. Barry, George w. Duvsil. Zachariab
Hagan, and James A. Fleming
AT this term IL II probable that Henry Young,
Ralney, with the murder Of John Abel Tac Kern
and Michael Kane, with the murder of his
brother John, viii be tried
TEE CIRCUS AND MKxAeKRrE now giving
performances at 9Th street, Is, in some respects,
the best show which has visited washington
os son, ana the m anagers deserve especial
credit Tor one thing, they do about every hing
pictured ON thss<Ailb and advertisements,
vhien " goSd deal better-than saying: eve
cldht havefoom for that othef~tent;" or srhe
great bareback rider has . bad c5sd, and can't
ride; OF, mile kumarouse has het with an
ACCIDENT; or, 'Our performing eleAhants died
boys respond "Too thin.n To- pIehN and To-
morrow afternoon and evening are Aosifi teiv,
the last chances to see this SHOW, vhicE~stovg
what 10 processes 20 show. The grand prhcasl
sion win 60 70 the navy yard to- morrov17JNt
ANOTHER DIvoRcH-T0day, In the Equity
Court, Judge wyiie divorced Charlotte Z. Nc
Coy from the bonds 81 mstrimony with John
mccoy, and gave petie5oner the right to resdme
her maiden name Of 1sfley. Petitioner states
that sAe WAS married ~ respondent In Septem-
Der, 1893 that subsequently he contracted hab-
December, 1Ssl, deserted her. Mr.. T. A LAM
bert Appeared Tor petitioner and Mr. H. W.
Garnett took TIE testimony.
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TIE HOSE BORROWER Harris.
colored, was arrested this morning by the De,
teetives on the charge OF being the party who.
for several weeks past, has been engaged In
going from house 20 house with Q note pur oort-
Ing % come from q neighbor requesting the loan
Of hose, and by such means getting posseasiOn
Of the article taking 10 on. The last act va
tie taking Of SIS worth from St Joseph's Asy-
lum-
AxorBxR fresh Lot OF those elegant Is cent
red CHECKED naftines received q WoIfbrd q
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